Hi there!
Love the passion to pursue other ventures.
One tip that is a good starting point for finding your side hustle(s) is to think about the things that you do anyway.
Make a list of the things that you do all day, include anything you do differently on different days or the week or different weeks of the month. Examines these tasks and see if there is a way to add others along for the ride.
Here are a few examples,
Do you have a dog that you walk 2-3 times a day. Take a look around as you walk and talk to others to see if they would like you to walk their dog for them or a neighbor that you know has a dog but works and you don't see them walking their dog during the day. 1 extra dog could be $100 a week an extra $400 a month for something you plan to do anyway.
Are you a stay at home mom or desire to be? Maybe agree to watch a family member or neighbors child for a slightly lower cost than their daycare cost. Remember, that cutting expenses also frees up income, so in addition to being paid to watch one additional child, you are also cutting your own day care cost by staying at home.
These are just a few examples. Also keep in mind that of course some of these also come with high responsibility that should be taken seriously as well. For other options you may need to check licenses required by your town, city, state, etc. as well. But this is just a starting point.
Hope this was a helpful start. Would love to hear an update on what you came up if you remember us.
Coach Olivia
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