12 Side Hustles You Can Do From Bed | The Financial Diet

[@thefinancialdiet]

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[@anniescornavacca1472]

Hey guys! Love the channel! Super helpful advice! I just wanted to let you know that at 3:45 I paused to find the virtual assistant links in the description that you mentioned but they don't seem to be there. Thanks so much for all you do! It really does make a huge difference! Plus, I finally have a millennial I can point to & say, "See! Not ALL of us are clueless!" Lol!

[@MyNameGoesHere]

Where is the virtual assistant website?

[@Mawberry]

Love the Tips, but personally, I wouldn't really consider selling old clothes and books you don't need/want a side hustle. These are usually things you can do only once in a certain period of time until you do the next purge of your closet/bookshelf

[@gabeangel8104]

Yeah it only makes you a regular and significant amount of money if you are buying WAY too much stuff in the first place

[@jellow242]

Also, if you're on a college campus, look into studies that the psych department or other departments run. At my school, there's a website where you can sign up for different ones that you're qualified for and usually it's like $10/$15 for half an hour to an hour of just answering questions or something really simple. I made $7 in 15 minutes once just for playing games with a robot, which I totally would've done for free, anyway.

[@remynady]

jellow242 what's the name of the website

[@remynady]

jellow242 that's irrelevant. It's just a website. Wow. KZbinrs these days.

[@Thetypicalana]

+peaches Website?

[@IceGoddessRukia]

Says you got money but don't link the sauce...pretty fishy!

[@SMFortissimo]

It annoys me when I see things like “sell your stuff” listed as a side hustle. I’m looking for a side gig that is sustainable. I have lots of student debt and not a lot of savings. What do I do when I’ve sold all my stuff and reduced the amount I’m spending on incoming stuff? Sell my hair? It doesn’t grow that fast . . . Maybe I should invest in vitamin supplements.

[@wanderlustandsparkle4395]

Um get more jobs, I've worked 3 jobs 7 days a week til I got hit by a vehicle while in a crosswalk.

[@asadb1990]

@@wanderlustandsparkle4395 i get having 2 jobs but a third job will just be detrimental on your health. now its gonna suck.

[@wanderlustandsparkle4395]

@@asadb1990 If you eat healthy, stay physically fit, have a great mindset, and like what you do plus spread out the hours then it won't.

[@asadb1990]

@@wanderlustandsparkle4395 i guess it could work but i feel burnout from my job every few days working the standard 40h a week. and another 8-12h over the weekend. so i have to take some time off for a few days at least every few months. for me the key is sure you are making money but whats the point if you get no time to spend it.

[@asadb1990]

@@wanderlustandsparkle4395 oh i save as much as i make. and minimize regular expenses to stay well within budget. I dont have any debts. I just feel I need at least one dedicated day off every week. i know some people who are constantly working just for the hell of it. my dad basically cant handle being off work. if i could reduce my hours further i would. plus my side hustle is for extra saving money and safety job.

[@khadijasajid457]

I've come to realize that the key to amassing wealth lies in making sound investments. I purchased my first home at the age of 21 for $87,000 and sold it for $197,000. My second home, acquired for $170,000, was later sold for $320,000, and my third property, purchased at $300,000, fetched $589,000, with buyers covering all closing costs and expenses. Not reaching a million before retirement feels like an unfulfilled goal.

[@tahirisaid2693]

I'm exploring different investment opportunities and would appreciate others' insights on this matter.

[@khadijasajid457]

I initially started my investment journey with the guidance of a financial advisor named *Jenny Pamogas Canaya.* Her transparent approach granted me full control of my investments, and her fees are reasonable, considering my return on investment. Nonetheless, it's crucial to conduct thorough research before engaging with any financial advisor.|

[@tahirisaid2693]

I've come across several positive endorsements of Jenny Pamogas Canaya on various platforms, including KZbin channels, seminars, and more._

[@tahirisaid2693]

Thanks to these recommendations, I successfully located her online profile and have already reached out to her with a message

[@takeflightbirdyy]

Selling old clothes really isn't side hustling... you already spent unnecessary money on clothes you don't need and will probably sell them at a loss.

[@sage_morgan]

takeflightbirdyy yeah but I think selling gifts could be a side hustle 😂

[@eddie51arz]

negative mindset

[@takeflightbirdyy]

Yeah maybe, I'd rather just not buy the clothes in the first place.

[@KimBlaQue]

takeflightbirdyy money is money. Everything starts to depreciate from the moment you purchase it

[@Robertking1996]

They're people on Poshmark who make more than doctors selling used clothing, do not doubt it

[@Valhalla_Heathen]

I speak English, Spanish & Swedish. Looks like being a tutor is my best bet since I love to teach! Thanks to you both 👌🏻

[@jamesshaw6110]

If you didn't come here already knowing that something is wrong.

[@harmonyqueue]

Infinity Inc. To be fair, there are so many multilingual people and so few people capable of rapidly translating between languages. If it's a skill, you can honestly build an entire career out of it.

[@roxcyn]

Daniel Reyes ¿Cómo aprendiste sueco? 😮

[@random8198]

Do you still tutor spanish? If so how much? Im sorry for my english im not good

[@Phlegethon]

In 2020 - Side job I have from the comfort of my bed is my full time job

[@Quantyla1]

Thanks for the feedback, send a msg to the number👆 above to reach out.

[@o0Avalon0o]

Good advise! P.S. There are TONS of fake Craigslist job postings about working remotely, like as a virtual assistant. They take your personal information, re-route your mail and steal your identity. But Craigslist can be great for getting in-person interviews, for other types of jobs though.

[@dianer8881]

I consign crocheted purses and jewelry in a dozen different local shops. Such as convenience stores, general stores, gift shops, craft stores, clothing stores and regular consignment shops. Some shops take all of their products to craft shows as well. I'm disabled and fairly bedridden. I crochet in bed. My boyfriend delivers and picks up. Never have to deal with customers. No specific deadlines.

[@DASHBARKS]

You always give the BEST advice!! Please continue to not be afraid of talking about money 💛

[@morrigen3]

1. sell old clothes, so you can buy more to refill your "thinned out" closet!!! 2. work full time from home 3. muck around on the internet 4. play facebook for small business that probably cant afford to pay you/become full time social media manager from home 5. work full time from home 6. gain qualifications, then work from home 7. start your own business ...this is when i stopped watching.

[@Interjrux]

lol

[@judaleetee1094]

crumblecat this is not helpful at all. Lol

[@morrigen3]

the video was unhelpful, or my rewording of the first 7 points was unhelpful? Because tbh, they are both about as helpful as each other...

[@judaleetee1094]

I meant the video! Hahaha

[@greimalkin]

crumblecat yeah I'm just short of three minutes into the video and they haven't said anything interesting.

[@pauliejane2669]

One of my best side hustles couldn't be done from bed but it was even better; I got paid to do my hobby. I love dancing but 3 classes a week at $16 each as well as shoes, comps and workshops became a big expense. So, I trained as a teacher. Not only did I get paid whenever I taught a class but got other classes for free and discounts on events such as dance socials and competitions.

[@neya292]

Paulie Jane where did u train? i would love this!

[@AllShivaPhotography]

Nice !!!!

[@victoryscreeech]

This is the reason I'm trying to find a side thing now! I've never seen $16 dance classes though- I'm paying like 5x that for private lessons

[@benatural1306]

Love this, congratulations!

[@aliraebanz9999]

OH MY GOSH ITS CHELSEA! I have been following you since Thought Catalog and then of course following your website, and I just found this channel and I’m so EXCITED!!!! I still have some of your OG thought catalog posts saved in my browsers because they helped me so much through the first part of my twenties! 💕 the first time you made a list like this on your website is what helped me find poshmark which I have been making money from for quite a while!

[@smallandhasty]

This is a wonderful video, but I wish you'd given some more details about exactly how to tell a "scammy" survey from a real one. What are the obvious marks of a REAL survey vs. a scammy one? Inquiring minds want to know!

[@lukefrance9558]

M AndOnlyM just look up the site.

[@wanderlustandsparkle4395]

You do your research almost every businesses has reviews.

[@MyNameGoesHere]

If it has multiple screens you have to click through and ads pop up. If the amount of time you devote is very minimal compared to the pay (like $100 for 5 minutes or something), if they ask you to download something research it before, do not...do not give anyone login access to your email, facebook, or any website with personal details like that. Also plugins are iffy. DO NOT PAY TO DO A SURVEY. EVER. Do not pay to make money online. Idc what you say. Do not. I spent $25 which isn't a huge amount, but it's still not okat. Do. not.

[@Anoiny]

They have a smudge on their wall and I thought it was a smudge on my screen... Now there is a smudge on my screen :-(

[@bodyofhope]

Anoiny lol, Same!

[@beraudmusic]

Seriously. Have tried selling old clothes on Etsy and posh mark. It seriously is a full time job. If you're not willing to do a ton of marketing you will sell nothing. It would be easier to just have a garage sale

[@wanderlustandsparkle4395]

It's not a full time job a full time job is 40+ hours a week, I know a few people who do this a few hours a week.

[@Missy2858]

Great video! Thanks so much! I hate the clickbait money videos that say you can make so much money off of surveys or whatever and don't actually work. Will be sharing this.

[@girlfriendsguidetofinance8874]

loved the tip about the virtual assistant work! I have recently turned this into a side hustle and its a great part time side income!

[@tylerlebens13]

all of these "hustles" are either too small to make any significant amount of money, or too vague to ever be worth the time you put in trying to pursue them. NOTE: to make money reviewing apps or taking surveys seems easy, right? Well they are looking for very specific demographics so there is a slim chance you will qualify to get paid.

[@beddythecorgi4269]

They always want middle class moms or young men with a lot of disposal income You know the exact people who don't need to be side hustling. I tried a lot of these things when I was younger but for most things if you are below a certain income level which is probably why you want to try hustling you are excluded bc you're not the demographic they care about.

[@bloatedsodium7301]

I tell jokes for 50 cents, my go-to joke is How did the butcher introduce his wife? A: Meat Patty The quarters add up, trust me and you're welcome. Kisses!

[@henriettakoffi8392]

GENZ silly. I love it.

[@vidalyn]

Hi TFD! i just had to drop this comment. I was in a financial rut for the past few months and I always find myself with 0 money or nothing left to save at the end of the month. Your video inspired me to take a side hustle. Thank God I found one writing job (project based) from Craigslist. I'm paid per article that I submit to the company. Today I just got paid for my first 2 projects (it's 30$, you might thinks it's not much but i think it's a step in the right direction). Thank you very much and continue to make more financially-intelligent videos! You have my support :)

[@MyNameGoesHere]

Are they hiring?

[@zoeycampion4837]

You should make a video for under 18 'side hustle' type jobs, online things for teens to do to make extra cash. I'm an online schooled 14 y/o currently selling some of my clutter but I'm looking for more to do to make cash as I've got nothing to do other than school work during the day.

[@hnskinner]

I guess my issue with most of these side hustles is I could make more money by working OT at my day job. Why spend hours learning how to do some random side job that pays little to nothing when I can get my working wage+1/2 for working an extra hour of OT. If people have OT as an option, it almost always seems like a better option.

[@CorinnaAtHome]

hnskinner most places don't offer OT nowadays though. it's pretty frigging awesome you have that option. but most of us, students,etc, don't have that as an option and that's why a video like this is helpful for the majority.

[@morgansheehy1772]

I just assumed it was so that you have a safety net if for whatever reason you lose your main job.

[@kckrox6911]

hnskinner jobs where you are waiting for someone else to sign your paycheck is NOT a guarantee. A small side hustle allows for extra skill and income just in case of a rainy day. Employers are always looking to increase their bottom line and they take no issue letting you go to do this. Please don't get complacent working for others. 30 yrs+ ago you could work a job long enough to retire, but today that's not the case in most industries. I have sadly watched people that worked for companies for 20+ years and have been fired and I do not work in an outdated industry. Take note to what has happened at ESPN.

[@shreelaxmi1000]

hnskinner not everyone has a day job.. I have seen models who hustle working in restaurant to keep up with life so this advice is super useful to them

[@catbojangles]

A lot of their viewers are freelancers. Personally I have freelance income from steady clients, income from a "day job" that is 15 hrs per week (no hope of OT) and I am trying to find another $500/month to make ends meet when both my regular clients cut back for the summer. If you have OT as an option then thank your lucky stars and make that money, man.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

It’s 2021 (almost 2022!). My call center job, working with medical offices, went WFH March 2020 (COVID-19, of course). The company supplied the electronic equipment, they even train new hires from home now. Many of my callers also WFH (dogs, cats, kids in the mix), so I can build a rapport that way.

[@CaraParrish]

Please don't recommend anyone to just become a Social Media Manger. Being great at your own Facebook is nothing like knowing how to use Power Editor. Loving Twitter doesn't mean you can make an effective Twitter card. What this does is make small businesses doubt the power of social media marketing because they hire people who don't actually know how to market on social media. This is terrible advice for both the freelancer and small businesses.

[@wanderlustandsparkle4395]

They aren't recommending that you be a Social Media Manager it's just.a tip.

[@bowsandpearls]

I would write grant proposals and sell old textbooks as a "side hustle". It was going good as I was a full time student.

[@angelabeavers7217]

maybe I missed it but they said they were going to put a link for virtual assistant jobs I don't see it.

[@uoprm]

I'm looking for virtual assistant link as well.

[@lilynguyen4708]

I didn't see it either, but what I did was going on Craigstlist and using it as my key word in the search engine. If I didn't see it, I would create my own post saying I'd be the perfect Virtual Assitant and listed my credentials!

[@blessedwifeandmama]

Nelmari Balsdon God bless you thanks a bunch!

[@eatforhappiness6150]

I expected tips like offering graphic services on Fiverr or writing romantic stories to sell on kindell or recording podcasts or KZbin rants. Things you can actually do from bed

[@nappyscribe1987]

Eat for Happiness great tips! In the throws of writing a book now.

[@julecaesara482]

I would recommend sites like GlobalTestMarket. You can do it on a laptop, sometimes even mobile phone or tablet. It takes time to collect enough "credit Points" to actually get some money out of it, but it is really only a side hustle as apposed to selling things on etsy.

[@Justify4935]

The title of the video interested me until I heard your first suggestion. That's when I stopped watching. How is selling old clothes a side hustle? Where I'm from that's called a garage sale. 🙄🙄🙄

[@Justify4935]

I get you, but the title is side hustles. Selling a jacket because you don't wear it anymore doesn't make it a side hustle...Not being rude, but just pointing out the obvious.

[@Armouredb]

U can buy clothing from garage sales and thrift shops then resell online. Many places dont know what treasures they have.

[@dawnelemental597]

I have watched several of these videos by now. My question is always the same: how do these "side hustles" work tax-wise? I have registered to translation/writing websites and at least in my country in order to do many of these you actually have to, tax-wise, open activity as "freelancer" , and the taxes you pay make it really not worth it unless you do it as a full-time job. Plus if you happen to have a job already can you even register your activity as a freelancer? How can you get profit from these side hustles after taxes? Is this a "U.S. only" thing?

[@chickgonesquirrely]

Businesses are steering away from hiring random young people to be social media managers because they dont understand analytics or ROI. Personal use and business use are totally different skills and it's a waste of money to pay some rando who doesn't know what theyre doing when you as a business owner could have done the same thing for free. Im a social media manager (as part of being a marketing manager) and it's ridiculous how many other people SM managers Ive met who have no clue what PPC is or analytics or AB testing or even ROI is.

[@essennagerry]

ChelsRen I think it works for the really clueless, no offense. Some who are already somewhat good and aware about social media usage would see the value in investing in a professional social media menager, if their business is at that stage. But some are so bad that a teen, especialy if they're intelligent and hardworking, could boost up their SMM a whole lot. Kinda like amateur photographers. The difference between amateur and proffesional is really big, but sometimes, if you don't need top notch results anyway, a good amateur could do a satisfying job too.

[@MAJ0ROCEL0T]

ChelsRen I can totally understand your sentiment and agree. But I would ask what you would cost a month to run a site? A small local restaurant who just wants to get some presence on Facebook and Instagram and get regular postings would gladly pay like $250 a month for that to just be taken care of. Where in my experience, truly qualified SMMs are not cheap. But I also live here in Orlando FL where EVERYONE at UCF is trying to manager social media for a living

[@taylorstanley1253]

Depop is another great app for selling clothes. Have used, always go through the app, though. Never a second party system (like paypal)

[@Germs0o]

Why? They make you use paypal now

[@uqhh12]

Germs0o if someone asks you to pay outside of the app or tell you that they will pay outside of the app, they're usually a scammer. Depop can't help you if you do the transaction outside of the app and the scammer takes all of your money...

[@os2841]

depop sucks

[@psycoo2]

Try Vinted guys

[@kaheyanash7305]

I love depop I’ve had zero problems with the site, as long as the transaction is completed in the app there’s no risk

[@MsMaddieTheOdd]

When folks talk about "side hustles" I'm always left wondering "how much money is enough?" I put in 40 hrs a week at a salaried job (clinical mental health counselor), which I invested in specific educational degrees to qualify for. I enjoy my work, but it is also pretty damn draining. As long as I can pay all my bills and set a bit aside for emergencies, the price of my own mental health is way above anything these side hustles could pay. obviously, not everyone is in this position, but I wish they'd acknowledge the additional "costs" of side work.

[@SyrianSoaper]

I work from home in sort of the customer service field, its a higher level of luxury concierge which i find much better than being a sales rep or tech support, but because I have been working from home for nearly two years, I also home school my kids, and have started two businesses on the side, making soap and doing oil painting and other forms of art. I sell on Etsy and have 2 KZbin channels. working from home definitely opens up loads of opportunities. Planning some mechandise for redbubble at the moment.

[@HeavenestStCyr]

web review and copyrighting seems interesting; maybe the language tutor or book selling or surveys too

[@Caribloo]

thredUp is not such a great site anymore. They now charge you about $5 for a bag to be mailed to you to fill, and when you send the items you want money for, they greatly underpay vs what they make off of the item. They even tell you when they sold one of your items, and how much they made, which is a lot more than what they paid you. Felt like a slap in the face.

[@ccamazingamazingness]

Carrie Couzens I actually never got paid for the items I sent in... where if I did extra work and sold myself, would have been compensated over $100 😡

[@NewGrowth23]

Carrie Couzens, they're a bunch of bullsh!tters! I feel the same way you do, and I'll never use them again or recommend it to anyone. Now, I just go through a local consignment shop and I make a lot more money.

[@rae_diant]

thank you for this! I'm going to use postmark to sell my old clothes. I'm heading to college in a month and I think it'll help me decide what I still want and whay I don't need anymore

[@joshs8704]

This sounds GREAT for uni students.Gonna get on it.

[@MarieHolliday]

A solid side hustle for me is I have three part time easy jobs. I make extra 1400 dollars a month by working extra on the weekends moonlighting as a Security guard working in a warehouse house off hours all I do is hourly rounds and guard the facility I am the only one in the facility. I bring my iPad and watch movies in between. I work for two different security companies on the weekends. My third part time I teach three hour drug education class on Saturday morning and make extra 450 dollars per month. For me its simply to have solid stress free part time job so you know what your income will be. I am on a four year debt free journey to payoff my mortgage in four years. The key is to find solid stress free part time job with consist income jobs that's a no brainer.

[@KG0000GK]

Thank you! This was incredibly helpful!

[@indubitablyzara]

This was so helpful, thank you!

[@dianer8881]

This all depends upon your tax bracket. If you earn more, you're taxed more, which defeats the purpose. If you don't want to work more, learn to go without and spend more time taking good care of the things you have so that you don't have to repurchase. Try a studio apartment close to work. For example, my minimal wardrobe, kitchenware and furniture are more than 25 years old. Everything I have is still like new, because I took the time to take good care of everything I own. I worked part-time throughout my entire career. Saved lots of money. Comfortably retired. Up until now, I just didn't realize that minimalism was a special way to live life. I really enjoyed my time off. Freedom is everything.

[@2awesome292]

Selling your stuff that you are just going to buy again next year does not count as a job...

[@KristenCox9]

I think you may have forgotten to post the links for the virtual assistant information/sites.

[@bobbsmith516]

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP WEBSITES: Liveops: www.liveops.com/

[@dayannacelis6627]

You're right. And the didn't say the website either. +The Finatial Diet

[@gimmetheacoountplix]

Thanks for a good video! Kinda disappointed at first with the standard "sell used clothes" but then it got much better! :) Did not know about liveops and the user testing. Thanks again!

[@Shenelly67]

Have you guys done any of this?

[@MURDR63]

Not completely passive, but vending machines, lot cleanup, mowing lawns.

[@Novaximus]

This is video (and there are many like this) is the modern day equivalent of those infomercials you used to see in the 90's "were by placing one tiny ad in a newspaper" can really sell a lot of books and How To CD's for the guy who made the commercial. Only with this it's the views and ad clicks to give the poster a residual income. Make You Tube Videos like this as a Hustle you can do from bed.

[@supercarnitas]

Winter is indeed coming

[@redromina]

That subtle game of thrones reference tho 👌

[@sm8874]

Romina I was searching for this comment :P

[@coleb.6058]

Romina your pictures makes me smile 😃

[@lokeyfunny]

Ah.. you guys forgot to mention KZbin vlogging :) OMG, Chelsea is so cute. Instant Crush.

[@thebermudaI]

I never thought of myself as having side hustles, but this video showed me that I already have a few! (I sell clothes, books, teach English online and in-person, and take surveys.) I'm feeling a little savvier than I thought I was. ~ Thanks for another great video!

[@marisolarrietamora3560]

Wyzant only accepts Us citizens. Do you know if there is a page that accepts worldwide tutors?

[@elyseprince1870]

Marisol Arrieta Mora Chegg.com

[@kryselsilva7289]

Can you guys do a tour of your background? It looks so nice and minimal 😍

[@bctaylor]

Very interesting. Right now I am working on sharing how to start businesses. Giving back for all that’s been given to me.

[@frankiecarrrierivg03]

Did u even start a business

[@bctaylor]

Francisco Leon hi Francisco. Yes, will do an update video in the next two months or so.

[@lockergr]

Okay, this is a great video. I appreciate all the links.

[@marvellousmelie319]

Just a comment from my personal opinion: not to throw shade ; I enjoy your content very much. But find it distracting when you each keep looking at each other every few seconds as you are explaining things. Thank you for your advise and tips they very helpful. X

[@Rachaelljw]

wow! I love this is actually so helpful!

[@boo1993]

So I know it's not from bed and i am not exactly sure of what extent of training one has to go though to qualify.. but life modeling does pay well. It does mean you have to be naked but I've talked to some models that say anywhere from $50 - $150 AUD is the going rate for an hour. Also all bodies are welcome 😊

[@aliciabrillante]

Thank you so much for these tips!!!!!!! I want to use some of these!!!!!!

[@robisacomedian572]

Instead of having an extra job, form a union at your current job and go on strike until they pay you enough to afford a comfortable lifestyle. The money is there, it is just being held captive by the rich.

[@nappyscribe1987]

Rob Is A Comedian hahahahaha

[@jaceyjacobs4013]

Yeah, but that can take years. People need money sooner than that.

[@zakf6140]

It can take a year or less if everyone joins together in a unified group. No one wants to work together as a cohesive unit though...smh

[@jamesshaw6110]

All of these suck and most aren't side hustles

[@jassisme6659]

Really a very useful video, thank yu guys .

[@ivettehelps]

Great Information !!!

[@abowlofsalad8812]

I buy good clothes from the thrift store and sell them at a slightly higher price. I make about $5,000 a week just by spending $500a week in thrift clothes.

[@katiewalsh9589]

Thanks for all these resources! As a college student, I'm all for doing stuff like this during my free time.

[@ashtonclarke371]

have you guys actually tried these things?

[@mabyeabitmad]

Wyzant online tutoring is only for US residents

[@jillianivany5417]

How safe are these side hustles, like taking surveys or being an online tester? I am a little weary about things like this!

[@bonniea8189]

Sherry Gustafson Jillian might be weary of taking surveys. I know I am. I started to feel as if I was the product to the survey company, rather than a contributor.

[@ChakraW]

I wish when people talk about live ops, they'd mention that no applications are accepted from NY and other states.

[@normalee9025]

I go to thrift stores every week and buy brand name leggings, workout gear and shoes I make over 100% profit each time. I bought this brand new with tags workout top for $2. sold on ebay for $18

[@Brkblr99]

I like how they make eye contact every 5 seconds lol

[@IsaacThePanduh]

I love this channel because y'all aren't condescending and stuck up. Y'all know what you're talking about and offer practical ways to budget. Got my sub 👍🏽

[@TallGhostDogg]

I love your videos, thanks! You're so pretty Chelsea, love you with glasses!

[@haileywilliams7542]

I've been selling some of my old clothes from my closet recently and I've made over $200 for things I forgot I even still had! Thanks for these ideas :)

[@joyyu7753]

copywriting is a fulltime job, and creating a GOOD portfolio takes months, if not years, it's not something you just plop in and do..

[@MyNameGoesHere]

Right, my sister does it. She has a marketing degree. But at the same time, isn't there a variety of types? Like blog posts about the best dating sites is very different than technical writing which is very different than other likely categories?

[@joyyu7753]

@@MyNameGoesHere yeah for sure, i guess anyone can write, but not everyone can write well.

[@misssillypixi]

How do you handle side hustle money you earn come tax time?

[@bonniea8189]

GREAT question. A friend of mine did a lot of freelance writing and her mom was a CPA. She said she was seen as an independent contractor as far as the IRS was concerned and had to pay almost 50% of her income in taxes. Granted, we were in a high tax state, so YMMV. People should def investigate that when they first get started with their side hustle, so they aren't taken by surprise at tax time.

[@wanderlustandsparkle4395]

Some people don't pay tax (which of course is agasint the tax law) and each time you get income from a side hustle you need to put a percentage away for taxes. The IRS website is a great tool to see how much tax you would have to pay on any income you recieve.

[@mva2997]

OMG, it's like you guys are psychic! I was watching the last episode and thinking "I hope they do an episode on side hustles because I'd like to get into that..." And here you are! Thanks Chelsea and Lauren! Your channel is the only KZbin channel I follow weekly.

[@jungwhat]

me too! so happy to see this episode. :)

[@brianthered]

Dont forget about being an Escort or Adult Film Actor! Lots of hustle there.. But seriously, i couldn't even get through your first "option". Did you two take a class on how to spin things? Removing Items from your house to sell at a drastic discount only depletes what little assets this person may or may not have. So basically, your first "side hustle" is steal from yourself? So you go to a store and buy a pair of pants, retail 30-60 USD, and you get 5 dollars for them on Ebay or Craigslist. Net loss 25-55 USD. GREAT JOB, now your Hustling.. Jay -Z would be very proud.

[@irookain5239]

The Chanel is very helpful but I think that the Videos are too long Keep up the great work!

[@Zoemonster76]

2 other easy side hustles are jobspotter from indeed.com, all you do is take pictures of hiring signs, and rev.com where you transcribe audio and video

[@wanderlustandsparkle4395]

Thank you for the information this is really helpful!

[@tarrinekhanom4904]

vinted and depop are great for selling items

[@lets7121]

You two keep looking at each other like a couple unsure of their relationship

[@anitarogers4146]

You might want to mention side hustle remote jobs can also be a 1099 and that n means they don't take the taxes out so you could be owing taxes at the end of the year

[@danielle9956]

Thank you ladies

[@tanishalin9356]

Thx ladies.

[@rachellejoachim2652]

Customer service rep sounds good

[@vanessavega7080]

Hey guys! Great video! Quick question though, can you give us some suggestions for agencies that look to connect companies with virtual assistants?

[@powerby7marketing]

Awesome video

[@ceoofyoutube8436]

What about MLM Scams like Herbalife or ItWorks?

[@wanderlustandsparkle4395]

I can't believe someone would even complain of having to get out of bed those people if they physically can get out of bed they should be grateful.

[@veronamasongsong5607]

Hello TFD!!! I noticed there weren't any listed sites for virtual assistant jobs- do you have reccomendations?

[@dritonshala9841]

Is either you earn money actively by working for it or earning it passively while you sleep; by investing in stocks, cryptocurrency, real estate.

[@dritonshala9841]

Am a Software Engineer and aside from my career job I also do invest on crypto currencies

[@terryjohn944]

Yeah, you’re right, one need to diversify to have different streams of income

[@ginahicks7600]

@@dritonshala9841 how do you combine the both?

[@ginahicks7600]

Am so interested in investing on either stocks, cryptocurrency and real estate but I don’t know how to start tbh

[@celinemaguire9617]

@@ginahicks7600 same here, am so scared of numbers 😅😅

[@TorraCouture]

Great device ♥️

[@brennahasselmann8075]

Hey if you're a lady over 21 you can possibly sell your eggs. I'm not an expert on the requirements, process or time consumption but maybe look into it

[@kokolatte825]

this comment section is full of a bunch of crybabies who literally expect someone to pay them while they lay in bed and make no effort at all. smh😧

[@NhuNhu-888]

kokolatte825 Right?! These ideas are great! Idk what their whining about lmao

[@shuc.8089]

Let them stay salty and poor lol

[@RR-bo3ty]

That’s literally what the title says.

[@HInc7647]

Watching your videos at 30 makes me realise how much I did wrong in my 20’s - so fucking broke.

[@genny1765]

usertesting is great in theory but I've found from my experience that it's not really worth it. maybe it's my accent, or maybe I don't give the right feedback or maybe I'm just not eligible for many tests but the maximum I managed to make over three months was six dollars (not pounds) a week while dedicating eight hours a day to waiting for tests. that time would be better used getting a paid part time job. also I think that if you work full-time at a living wage then you should be able to live on it, whereas many students I know can't so they have jobs on the side. it's depressing.

[@beddythecorgi4269]

I did it too. 1 the jobs I qualified for filled up instantly 2 they are always looking for a specific demographic which if you do not meet you will not qualify. I dont think I ever made more than $60 at website reviews over the course of several months. I would have made that easy just asking to walk my neighbors dog for the time they were on vacation. Pet sitting and walking in your own neighborhood is not bad side hustle money compared to the amount if effort it would take to sell your used clothes online.