Bartending can be a lucrative side hustle or a full-time job, and offers a number of benefits.
For example, bartenders often work flexible schedules and have the chance to earn a lot of money in engaging, fast-paced work.
Plus, bars are busiest during nights and weekends, which makes becoming a bartender a popular side hustle.
If you’re looking for gift ideas for the entrepreneur(s) in your life, you’ve come to the right place!
These were curated from my own shopping lists and from suggestions from the Side Hustle Nation community on Facebook.
Ever thought about buying a semi truck and renting it out?
Yeah, me neither, until I came across Ericka.
Apparently there’s big money to be made in trucking, but like any other side hustle, there’s some strategy, risk, and nuance to the business.
I love stories like Katie’s! In just two years Katie Emery has grown her blog to an average of $6,000 a month in revenue.
The niche? Helping women transition to natural gray hair.
After dying her hair for 25 years, Katie decided to go gray without regret. Still, she had questions about the transition, but couldn’t find the answers she wanted online.
If you’ve been searching the Internet for different businesses to start, chances are you’ve found thousands of ways to make money online.
But there may be an equal or greater opportunity to make money right in your own hometown with a good old-fashioned “blue collar” business idea.
This week’s show is year 3 of a special thanksgiving Side Hustle Show episode that showcases creative out-of-the-box side hustle ideas that make real money.
For example, did you know that virtual babysitting was a thing? Or that there may be treasure in a dumpster near you?
This is my review of the popular Field Agent app.
I’ve heard about the app on various lists of side hustle ideas for years, and was excited to finally put it to the test.
The tl;dr version of what I found is that the app is legit (they do really pay), it’s easy to use, and is actually pretty fun. But don’t expect this to replace your day job!
How do podcasts make money?
Producing a show takes real work, and if you want to keep your show running, you’ve got to find a way to make it work for you too.
The truth is most shows don’t make any money at all — and it took years before my podcast, The Side Hustle Show, could reasonably be considered a business on its own.
Zero to 55k subscribers and $50k in revenue in 8 months?
That’s exactly what Codie Sanchez did with Contrarian Thinking, her newsletter about investing and entrepreneurship.
In this post, I’ll walk through my complete podcast production process for The Side Hustle Show.
If you’re not familiar with the show, it’s a top-rated and award winning business podcast with more than 8 million lifetime downloads.
I’ve been producing the podcast weekly since 2013, and though I know this process will continue to evolve, here’s what it looks like today.
