Best to Worst: 20 Side Hustles That Make Money
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About this episode:
Want to earn more without leaving your day job? I'm ranking 20 side hustles from best to worst, revealing which are worth your time, and letting you in on a lucrative bonus hustle that you might not expect!
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Everyone’s been preaching investing lately as a source of passive income but with a 70 hour weekly jobs and limited knowledge of financial instruments, how can I actually stay on top of things, I see every TH-cam video saying BUY BUY! But when and how do I sell for profit at the right time?
I tried a ton of side hustles and ultimately ended up doing none of these. Finally landed on a part time job loading and unloading cargo planes at the airport. $18 per hour guaranteed, 3 hours a day, 5 days a week. Pretty physical, essentially treat it like a gym membership that pays me instead of the other way around.
George, I just paid off my last debt (student loans) today. About 93K paid of in 19 months. I’m 21 and ready to build wealth!
Just swapped all of my last ETH and swapped it into AMS28K. Already up a little bit. Unfortunately I have some other junk staked which won’t free up for a while. Still now I am on the train!
Do it. AMS28K already in my bags. I had a AMS28K after ( your should I buy ) and I agreed and bought. I'm looking to stack more, too.
George is surprisingly comedic it’s quite a breath of fresh air
Can confirm mowing lawns, 2-4 hours twice a week (and growing) after my day job. I made an extra $1,100 (net) last month working for someone else so no insurance needed. Considering going at it alone next season.
I made $10 for a long time teaching English online. I was efficient as possible with my money. I remember I managed to save my money for 5 months to go on a vacation. It was a VERY budget vacation but I was broke afterwards and it was so demoralizing. Then I just picked up a side hustle which gave me an extra $100-$300 per month on average. I did that for a couple of years and the VP of the company called me and said they were very happy with my work and offered me a full time position. I now make $40 an hour and my life has completely changed. So do your best even at a low paying job and it can turn into something great.
If you are going to drive people or food like Uber or door dash LOOK AT YOUR INSURANCE POLICY, THEY MAY NOT COVER ANY ACCIDENTS EVEN IF IT ISNT YOUR FAULT. Seriously, please check, I know many people who didn't look, the car accident wasn't their fault, and then they didn't have coverage they paid for :/
Heading out now to cut 4 yards as a part of my side hustle. It’s easy and quick money that’s helped my wife and I tackle student loan debt.
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A few more side hustles I've seen people doing, wondering how George would rate them:
I started cat sitting on Rover in October, and I can vouch for pet sitting as a good side hustle! I found that being niche for just cats in the mostly dog-centered pet sitting market is quite lucrative. It helped me and my husband get out of debt, and now it's helping build that emergency fund, and probably going to help pay down the house faster too. Bring on the house that cats paid for!
I have a side hustle that I’ve been doing for the past two years. I crochet and I set up at markets and festivals to sell my items. I’ve made as much as $2000 in a weekend. I typically do 1 or 2 events a month and I do them from March-October. Then I give myself a break during the winter:) I know people that do this full time and I’m hoping to work my way up!
I have done pet sitting for years as a side hustle and done very well with it.
One thing to consider, and this may not be a side hustle by your definition, would be waiting tables. When I graduated college I had a lot of student loan debt and some credit card debt. My full-time job didn't pay very well so I started waiting tables nights and weekends. I was able to live off of the cash i made from serving and I used 100% of my full-time income to pay bills and pay down debt. It was insane and i was working 70-80 hour weeks, but it got me in a much better place after 18 months. I did have some restaurant experience but waiting tables is something that pretty much anyone can do.
🌱Another person here to vouch for lawn care! My husband and I mow lawns for family members, local businesses and landlords in our area.
Car detailing does require some skill, especially if you add any sort of restoration services such as headlight restoration or paint correction. To clean a car well you have to have a level of attention to detail that a lot of people don't have. To clean a car without damaging it you need to know what you can and can't do to clean something (for example, you only touch paint with microfiber towels, not cotton bath towels). Basically finding the least aggressive method to clean it that you can depending on the material and age of the material. It also requires being able to market your services. That's something I wasn't able to do as well. I did it as a side gig for about a year and made money on it, but it was a tough sell because it's a service people don't absolutely need so when people are budgeting for what they do need vs what they don't need, car detailing gets cut pretty quick. The other tough sell is explaining the difference between a car detail and a car wash. When you can spend $20 at a drive through car wash and get it pretty clean, people think it's crazy to charge a couple hundred for a detail. Some of my detail jobs I spent 10-14 hours on. My basic exterior and interior jobs took me 6 hours.
Trash can cleaning as a side hustle is pretty legit. Especially if your neighborhood trash gets picked up on Friday and you can do it saturday mornings. You could earn 100-200 in a morning depending on how much you want to do and all you need is a small pressure washer, a long-ish brush, few chemicals, etc. Can probably get started for $300 or less.
Loved this video!! So informative 👍🏽