Side Hustles

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I make about $20k/yr profit reselling on postmark for about 3 hours per week of work.

Where do you source inventory to sell?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a part time side hustle but it doesn't pay anywhere near $65/hr, more like $20. Anyway, it is worth it to me because it's remote so there's no public interaction, and I can work on it anytime, anywhere. I usually listen to podcasts during, which I would be doing anyway so it's nice to get paid on top of that.

Can you say what kind? Is it transcribing? Something else?

[Anonymous]

I dog sit, but it's really more so I can get puppy cuddles... it does not pay nearly as well as any of pp's haha. I need to up my game apparently!

[Anonymous]

With remote working now common, the best side “ hustle” would involve 2 full time remote working jobs. Double income essentially. Many remote white collar jobs are in the 100-200k range. Another good thing is if one get caught working 2 jobs or is layed off for other reasons, still have 1 full time job!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I dog sit, but it's really more so I can get puppy cuddles... it does not pay nearly as well as any of pp's haha. I need to up my game apparently!

I’ve been thinking of doing this (I used to as a kid for family friends and loved it). Did you post on Rover or do you find your clients by word of month or some other way?

[Anonymous]

I'm a NP. I see people posting on my local mom FB pages looking for dog sitters for when they go on vacations. I think if you post on one of those kind of places you could pick up clients easily. There used to be a lady who put out flyers in an upscale apartment I lived at (she also left dog treats at the front desk in a canister with her business card next to it.

I plan on doing some dog sitting when I retire. Just to have a little extra pocket change.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I dog sit, but it's really more so I can get puppy cuddles... it does not pay nearly as well as any of pp's haha. I need to up my game apparently!

I’ve been thinking of doing this (I used to as a kid for family friends and loved it). Did you post on Rover or do you find your clients by word of month or some other way?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a part time side hustle but it doesn't pay anywhere near $65/hr, more like $20. Anyway, it is worth it to me because it's remote so there's no public interaction, and I can work on it anytime, anywhere. I usually listen to podcasts during, which I would be doing anyway so it's nice to get paid on top of that.

Can you say what kind? Is it transcribing? Something else?

Mostly data entry

[Anonymous]

I teach fitness classes after school and manage our lake home rental.
I don't really need to do either but I may as well get paid to workout if I'm going to anyway and I may as well rent out our lake home when we're not there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I make about $20k/yr profit reselling on postmark for about 3 hours per week of work.

Where do you source inventory to sell?

Primarily thrift stores. It's crazy what people donate around here. Just this morning I sold two pairs of jeans for $85 and $99 each that I paid $4.99 each for.

[Anonymous]

What? Data entry jobs pay $65?

[Anonymous]

Ok, I misread it, sorry. I guess we won’t hear from the poster who earns $65 per hour doing a very easy job.

[Anonymous]

DH and I own a building of condos. I don't think of it as a side hustle, but I guess it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I make about $20k/yr profit reselling on postmark for about 3 hours per week of work.

Where do you source inventory to sell?

Primarily thrift stores. It's crazy what people donate around here. Just this morning I sold two pairs of jeans for $85 and $99 each that I paid $4.99 each for.

Going thru thrift store inventory, photographing and posting, packaging and shipping only takes 3 hrs?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DH and I own a building of condos. I don't think of it as a side hustle, but I guess it is.

No, you are like lake house PP, you are rich and have passive income.

Side hustle is for poors like me without any assets to leverage

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My internet side hustle pays me $65 an hour. I like it because it is super easy and I can pretty much take on as much or as little work as I like. And my regular job ebbs and flows a bit as far as workload goes.

Can you say what you do on the internet?

I work with physicians who are foreign med grads seeking residency in the US.