Side Hustle- sustainable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Reselling online. I've been doing it since 2019. I make an extra $300-500 each month. Some months, like around Christmas, are much better. Other months are leaner, like January & February.

I also create digital art designs and sell them on Redbubble. That's a great one because once you upload the image, you're done. The customer picks what type of products they want the design on (sticker, notebook, bag, etc) and Redbubble does the rest. You don't even have to be super artsy, either. I'm not. I use Procreate and Canva on my iPad. I've done this since I was in my early 20s. I don't make a ton, but it's pretty steady for an extra $100 each month.

what are you reselling?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Etsy and personal website sales. Some wholesale.

It's been my side hustle for 15 years. My items sell best by word of mouth, so not really time intensive to manage.

If DOGE messes with USPS and customs fees, things will die off. Canada was my top international destination, and I have noticed that those sales have already fallen.

What do you sell?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a 3d printer and print/sell stuff on Etsy. It’s good for the environment so I feel like I am contributing to a bigger cause by doing it. Selling all sorts of things, household items, puzzles, fidgets, phone docks etc

Where do you get your items from?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a 3d printer and print/sell stuff on Etsy. It’s good for the environment so I feel like I am contributing to a bigger cause by doing it. Selling all sorts of things, household items, puzzles, fidgets, phone docks etc

Where do you get your items from?

I print them with 3d printer. I find blueprints online, sometimes I have to pay small licensing fee. Sometimes I create my own blueprints.

[Anonymous]

My friend who had a SAH wife years ago set up an LLC with his Wife info. Technically, she was doing the work and he was not doing a second job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a 3d printer and print/sell stuff on Etsy. It’s good for the environment so I feel like I am contributing to a bigger cause by doing it. Selling all sorts of things, household items, puzzles, fidgets, phone docks etc

Can you explain more about how to do this?

[Anonymous]

The first rule about Side Hustles is you don't talk about your side hustle. The second rule of Side Hustles is you don't talk about your Side Hustle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Renting extra bedrooms to travel nurses. My good friend made good money doing this a few years ago.

I did this for a couple of years and ended up hooking up with a couple of them. Nurses are so easy.

[Anonymous]

teaching fitness classes before/after work and weekends.

[Anonymous]

I tried print on demand tshirts on printify but not a single T-shirt got sold. I also didn't like their quality when I ordered a sample for myself. That stuff is expensive with shipping costs. Tried doing crafts but nothing got sold on Etsy either. Don't know how their algorithms worked but my stuff never showed up even in the search in Etsy.
I need ideas to do something.

[Anonymous]

Stock photography
Digital downloads on Etsy
Merch by Amazon

[Anonymous]

Selling plasma

[Anonymous]

Not really a side hustle but I've earned thousands towards my kids' soccer fees the last couple of years by working concessions at concerts and sporting events. I basically make the same hourly rate or more than I do at my job but it's not taxed. And sometimes I get to see cool concerts.

[Anonymous]

How and where do you work concessions? Like at an arena or blallpark?

[Anonymous]

Ballpark