Side Hustle Secrets: 20 Years of Turning Livestreams Into Cash
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What inspired Tanya to start her first side‑hustle and how did she get into video?
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Don't ever feel shame. Because you're working a full time and you're doing your business on the side. I think there was a lot of that shaming going on, especially early on in my career where people were like, why don't you just quit and just do this full time? It wasn't the right time for me. It wasn't the right time for my family. You get to make that choice and don't ever feel ashamed because you're doing or juggling both. That is a personal decision. decision and it's your story that you're writing chapter by chapter.
Hello folks, welcome to Creator News Live. I'm Jeff C, and you're not.
And I'm Paul Gowder, and this is the show that keeps you up to date with what's happening in the world of the creator economy and so much more.
You ever thought about what it takes to keep a side hustle going? Not just for a few months, but for over 20 years? Maybe you you're wanting to build something on the side, but feel like you just can't quite crack the code on turning your content into revenue. Or maybe you've been putting out videos, going live, doing all the things, and still feel like nobody's watching. If any of that sounds like you, then you are in for a treat because you are in the right place.
Today we're joined by Tanya Smith, the founder of Get Notice with Video and the host of Stream Like a Boss. She has spent over two decades helping service providers turn live streams and podcasts into revenue using her boss framework. Can't wait to hear more about that. And she does it all without depending on algorithms. She's sharing what's working, how she's using AI, and the lessons she's learned from 20 years of building a business on the side.
So sit back, clear your schedule, clear your mind to get ready for this week's episode of Creator News Live.
Side hustle secrets 20 years deep. Tanya's got the framework, no more losing sleep. Be seen, heard, and paid, she's showing the way. Boss up your content on Creator News Live Today.
Every time it just gets so much better. It's so much fun. I love to that is so much fun to do. Thank you, Tanya, for being on the show today. This is gonna be awesome.
Thank you for the super cool intro and that that image, the the song, all of it. Like my daughter
who who helps me put it together, she goes, When she turns her head, there's a bun. You can't use it. I'm like, She'll be okay. She'll be fine. Like it's it was good. Yeah.
Sometimes I have a bun.
Yeah, so there you go. So anyway, what makes this all possible to be able to pull this stuff off is our our friends over at Ecamm. They're what we're producing the show with. You can find out more about them by going to ecamm.com forward slash Jeff. Use code Jeff fifteen for saving fifteen percent on your first purchase. They've got all sorts of cool stuff coming up. They've got like three camps this year. We're doing they're doing one in the UK, they're doing one in Chicago, which I'll be at, and then there'll be their their big flagship one in in Portsmouth. So if you're want to know about that, go make sure you go to Ecamm. But thank you so much for Ecamm for sponsoring the show, ecam.com forward slash Jeff.
But let's just dive into this because this is really good. We've been talking about side hustles. We had Sean on last week. We got some cool guests coming up. But Tanya, I really want to talk to you about kind of like your, I guess, origin story.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What inspired Tanya to start her first side‑hustle and how did she get into video?
0:02–7:04
2
When did Tanya decide to treat her side‑hustle like a real business and what mindset shift made that happen?
7:04–14:17
3
How does Tanya’s “Act‑Automate‑Assign” framework structure her livestream workflow?
14:17–20:18
4
What systems does she use to keep her corporate job and side‑business separate?
20:18–27:29
5
How did she scale live‑streaming from a weekly experiment to a sustainable revenue stream?
27:29–33:46
6
What strategies does she use to price her products and services without guessing?
33:46–42:23
7
Which AI tools (Claude Cowork, WhisperFlow, Niche King, etc.) does she rely on to speed up creation and repurposing?
42:23–49:41
8
What advice does Tanya give to women entrepreneurs facing time‑management and confidence challenges?
49:41–55:10
Speakers
2 identifiedMore from Creator News Live: Discussing the latest tools, tips, and tactics with industry experts, innovators, creators, and storytellers
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