Omar Zenhom argues the event business is the easiest to start: you collect payment upfront before the event happens, so cash flow is positive from day one. No permits, licenses, or fancy venues required. Just organize dinners, walks, game nights, or mixers and sell access to the community.
Business number one, the event business. This is one of the most underrated business models on the planet. An event doesn't have to be massive, it doesn't have to be this huge conference. It could be a dinner, it could be a networking lunch, it could be a mixer, it could be a game night, it could be a day out, it could be a walk, it could be a go karting night. It doesn't have to be this fully fledged five day event. What you have to understand in this type of business is that you're not selling a venue, you're not selling food, you're not even selling the activities. You're selling a complete experience and access to people, really. And the reason why this business works so well is that cash flow is positive. From day one, you collect money upfront. That removes 90% of all the risk. You don't need permission, you don't need certifications, you don't need a license or a big brand. You just need to organize people and basically invite them to a party.
