What are the top 3 side hustles you have done recently that were worth the money? You can choose not to stay how much you made or lost monthly. 1. Online selling 2. Uber 3. Stocks
With the intention of sharing insights to more prosperity in 2023.
Being an attractive woman, and being a pro on here lol…..
I saw a mockumentary about a clown who was paid to frighten people. I'd love to do that.
My actual side hustle though is my hospital gig. I am a PRN weekend case manager. At one time I was doing this every weekend and would work several months in a row between that and my regular job. Now i do it only 2 weekends a month
Tie dying Art Backstage work
Selling stuff you don’t need, although, I’m terrible at this as I don’t have the patience for selling so I end up giving my stuff away which provides more dopamine as I love helping people. Then I just figure, when I need something, Karma will come around and provide.
Doing surveys for like 75cents each. Not very worth it. But if you did like 10 of them you got enough for a burrito
@sunnysideup how does the survey thing works? Can you put me througt?
@BgstickTeddyBea Online selling? Can you please elaborate more about that?
Doordash, instacart, being a pro here.
@Avah example would be amazon. A marketplace with thousands of stores that people use to sell stuff. Or Ebay or walmart or any website used to sell items people want. From ant farms to zebra stickers.
I even found a site to buy and sell video game codes. It wasnt reliable overall but profitable while at lasted.
I have learned enough about personal financial literacy that maintaining my budget is my side hustle.
Then again, I should recognize that I am in a position of privilege as I had the means to access an online forum for personal finance, formulate a budget, realize my goals at the time weren't being met by the current career, and was able to transition to healthcare. Now I just work three days a week, while traveling the US, and making BANK.
Ooo nice topic! I’d love a good idea! 🤑
This is such a fun topic! I feel like I am always... ALWAYS doing some side hustlin' 😂🤣😁
I do DIY stuff (plumbing, electrical, painting, organizing etc) Selling things I don't need anymore (though I can relate to @CuddlelessinLB hahaha) and I partnered with a beautiful wine company that helps people help people! I LOVE that one. I get to do in home wine tastings and lots of money goes to different beautiful non-profits like Autism, veterans, pet adoption, clean water wells.... the list goes on. ONEHOPE Wine doing good with every pour. 💗🍷🥂🍾
And did I mention I get to drink and share amazingly delicious wine??? hahhahaha THIS is my favorite gig.
My side hustles: PA Announcing for several local teams, from Division Three to Division One with some professional teams mixed in. Running a sports travel website, where I am a featured writer and podcast host.
@CuddlelessinLB I can relate what you are saying. And love your thought of Karma coming back to you ❤️
In college my sister worked at Nordstroms. I would have her buy bigass 1000ml bottles of creed cologne and purfume with her employee discount. I would decant and sell it in smaller sizes on a cologne/perfume forum.
Now i work nights at a grocery store.
@sillysassy Oooh, I've purchased wine flights from them as gifts. Not a wine drinker myself but everyone I've given them to says they're delicious 😁
Oooohhhh perfume is a fun idea!
I’m also in the process of creating a cuddle party bus for future travels.
@Calibrate715 I love that! I started crying the first time I heard about it when my friend was giving a party and part of her money went to a 501c3 of her choosing for Autism stuff. ♥️💗💜 I love wine more now than I ever did before because it’s been so fun to learn about it while giving back to charity.
Well…. That reason AND my divorce from the FARMER 😂😂😂
@sillysassy As a mom of an autistic child, I also approve of her cause❤️
Feel free to message about the farmer if you ever feel like it. Unmuted so we can talk now lol
Consulting, where I am a software implementation program manager. For those not in the industry, this means I am a babysitter of executive teams and supposed leaders. My hourly rate is ridiculous, and I pick and choose the projects I want. The client base is close-knit and incestuous and I know every hot mess from coast to coast. For every Karen story in the universe, the self-entitled and narcissist executive teams are Karens on steroids (in this case, please note that Karen is gender-neutral, and overall, no offense to any Karens reading this).
I know my stuff, I take no prisoners, their projects are successful, I have no mercy or effs to give, I get paid for all this, and they LIKE it. What's NOT to love about any of this?
Selling my Abstract paintings, Selling things online, Performing my Music (Soon)
I make fire starters for bonfires. They smell amazing and look beautiful.
Consultant work is a next step for me 💯. I need to take a course on how to build my portfolio. Then network.
Being a certified pooper
@pmvines Dare I ask what that entails?
I had some side hustles only when I was in grad school. During my M.Sc., I gave some private English classes before I start receiving my assistantship, which took a whole year (!), but it helped me a lot as in introvert to be in front of a person/crowd, plus I could keep my English 'fresh'. Later on my Ph.D., I worked at the department library on the weekends - it was a little far from the main buildings so very few students would go there, and I could use the time to write my thesis. Additionally, on Friday evenings I'd help the university farm manager to milk the cows (it was the milkman's night off), and he would bring a 12-pack for the shift - alright by me as a broke student! - and he'd also help me with my research studies (nice karma, as mentioned before).