🌠The Magical Mystical Escapism of Virtual Reality?

Ever wake up one morning and realize that even if you bounced out bed, zoomed into the kitchen, tripped over air, do a somersetting across the kitchen table and deftly poured your first cup of paradise…

… you still have zero desire to Make It Sew?

Truth is during this time… many states/cities/countries/etc are on lockdown.

So, how can you continue to expand your mind besides marathoning She-Ra, Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek: DS9, Star Trek: Picard, or watching a host of other TV shows?

Enter VR, Virtual Reality!

The following article is rather fascinating (and be sure to return here for even more excellent ideas:

www.gamesradar.com/virtual-reality-is-finally-living-up-to-my-expectations-of-it-being-the-ultimate-escape-from-reality/

to wit:

“…In this current climate that we suddenly find ourselves in, I have to count myself lucky that I live with my partner in a house with a garden. I’m not having to endure all of this on my own, or dealing with being cooped up in an apartment with no outside space. But what I am struggling with is an unexpected amount of anxiety. I worry for my parents, my team members, the state of the world, the publishing and gaming industries, and what exactly is going to lie on the other side of this pandemic – what the world will eventually look like.

There are few things that really, truly distract me from that anxious noise inside my head either. Yes, there’s Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and my regular go-to distractors of cleaning and baking (although, honestly, I don’t think I can eat any more banana bread), and there’s even a little nagging tug in the back of my head to turn on the news. But when I put on that VR headset it’s like the outside world, and all its negative energy, is completely silenced. …”

Virtual Reality (and Augmented Reality etc.) can help you experience incredible, fascinating and other immersive goodies…

So the question becomes, how can YOU profit from it?

Such a topic would be an excellent subject to create a cheatsheet, blog post, blueprint and more. You could structure it like so:

Step 1.) Read up on the most popular uses of VR

Step 2.) Decide HOW you want to profit via VR

Step 3.) Make it sew!

Resources for the above include:

www.avrspot.com/ar-vr-entertainment-industry-five-practical-uses/

www.digitaltrends.com/virtual-reality/best-virtual-reality-apps/

vrroom.buzz/vr-news/business/how-make-money-vr

www.affinityvr.com/best-ways-to-monetize-vr/

www.abetterlemonadestand.com/ecommerce-affiliate-store/