/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.50924054]

What are some “side hustles” that actually fucking work and make you rich as hell that aren’t just clickbait for shitty YouTube videos?

[Anonymous No.50924067]

>>50924054
That's a man

[Anonymous No.50924082]

How about a side hustle that makes an extra $500 per month?

[Anonymous No.50924089]

>>50924054

Looks like a good fuck

[Anonymous No.50924182]

>>50924054
If I knew I wouldn't be here

[Anonymous No.50924194]

>>50924054
Amateur token trader

[Anonymous No.50924244]

Join Hustlers University they will teach you anon! I made 10k yesterday alone!!! Be sure to use promocode /f4GG17 to get 10% off!

[Anonymous No.50924260]

>>50924244
wait did promo code GAY4PAY run out already?

[Anonymous No.50924282]

>>50924054
That’s your ((woman)) anons

[Anonymous No.50924289]

I literally uber on the side when I'm bored and make a couple 1-2k extra a month. I enjoy driving, have an EV, just makes sense. Not a ton of money, but it's something I enjoy.

[Anonymous No.50924452]

>>50924289
I don’t have a license and I’m in burgerland, how fucked on a scale of 1-10 would I be if I got pulled over?

[Anonymous No.50924676]

>>50924452
10 plus Uber makes you send pics of your license.

[Anonymous No.50924879]

>>50924054
>Buy LINK
>Wait for staking

Do not sit around on /biz/ making rope threads after the fact.

[Anonymous No.50926374]

>>50924676
Fuck

[Anonymous No.50926459]

>>50924054
Moving company's IT infrastructure to cloud/IaC.
You can learn it within 6 months and get 2 aws certs, 2 gcp certs, 2 azure certs. Certificates are about $900 in total (each ~$150). Lot's of memorizing though. You can get free materials online or get courses on udemy for $15

You will spend much more with popular hustles.

It's much easier than coding because you just fuck around with settings and codefags hate memorizing things.

You either get very lucky with side hustles or you do things that pay well, yet few want to do/learn. With this hustle you will work for a bit and then it's just monitoring

[Anonymous No.50927176]

>>50926459
After we get to the monitoring stage how much Deniro are we talking monthly? (Roughly)

[Anonymous No.50927236]

>>50927176
Anywhere from $4k-$8k depending on the complexity

[Anonymous No.50927320]

>>50924452
>I don’t have a license and I’m in burgerland
fiction

[Anonymous No.50927516]

>>50926459
how do you find companies that would want to use your services?

[Anonymous No.50927538]

>>50924289
Is it paid off in full?

[Anonymous No.50927567]

Selling drugs and sucking dick. Depending on your location it might even be legal.

[Anonymous No.50927609]

>>50924054
Walk into a store, load up a cart of stuff, then just calmly walk out the door. No need to run, no stress, don't worry about a thing. Dress well and be calm and you'll be fine. Don't park in front of the store in their parking lot because they might have cameras, park around the block in a residential area

[Anonymous No.50927789]

>>50927609
Kek it’s a shame that this is how store employees are trained to deal with a robbery. I say shoot the fucking nigger and be done with it

[Anonymous No.50927884]

Drop shopping still unironically works and it only gets shit on because 13 year olds keep making shitty ads. If you can make a decent enough advertisement the product will sell itself.

[Anonymous No.50927918]

>>50926459
The average business has at least one legacy and business vital ERP and CRM but when they get anything over 100 staff and up you are going to have a LOT of legacy custom applications mainly accounting but could be anything from odbc to VB, invoicing to almost anything you can imagine you name it. You have never worked in IT and BTW your certs are not worth wiping your ass on. Do remember to get your professional indemnification insurance (you won't with those certs) because if you fuck up and it has a turnover of a few million a week, you are going to get sued into suicide if you stop trade. And do remember the staff don't give a fuck about you, azure or amazon, they just want the shit to click exactly like it did before you fucked around with it.

[Anonymous No.50929209]

>>50924289
This is the only drawback of being a ruralfag. Well, that and basically the inability to take advantage of craigslist deals or flip stuff in general. I don't know if it evens out in the end though, probably does for a poorfag like me but if you own lots of land out in the country I wouldn't trade that for an extra $1-2k a month.

[Anonymous No.50929603]

>>50927789
Why would a cashier making $10/hour risk their life to protect the store's merchandise? That shit is insured anyway, stealing is a victimless crime

[Anonymous No.50930285]

>>50924289
How much do you pay for insurance and gas? Is it even worth it? Also how much do full time uber drivers make? Like taxi and uber eats

[Anonymous No.50930344]

>>50924054
monetize your content on the Audi-backed VR NFT project holoride.

[Anonymous No.50930349]

>>50924452
Get a licence.

[Anonymous No.50930944]

>>50927609
This. Make sure to swap your plates first too just in case.

[Anonymous No.50930953]

>>50927789
>I say shoot the fucking nigger and be done with it
the penalty for stealing is not death

[Anonymous No.50931048]

I fix motorcycles and sell them. I would make more money doing overtime in the wage cage as I'm too honest to do a bad job and flip it for maximum profit. Thinking about baking French pastries and selling them at the local market but it red tap, insurance and tax seems like it wouldn't really be worth it

[Anonymous No.50932748]

>>50924082
Just learn to play an instrument and earn that in a day.

[Anonymous No.50932783]

>>50924054
That pic gives me the heeby jeebies

Anyway, just deal drugs

[Anonymous No.50933066]

>>50924054
99% of side hustles requiring consistent almost daily action building up over months or even years to give any decent income.
Anything else is shit.
Also, there are fewer black or even gray hat ways to make money, better to build consistently an empire that is legit, a real brand.
Frankly YouTube is a good place to start but don't ignore social media.

[Anonymous No.50933171]

>>50930285
>I have an EV
>how much do you pay for gas?

[Anonymous No.50933436]

>>50933066
How much do YouTube channels make nowadays?

[Anonymous No.50933482]

>>50932748

How do you get paid doing that?

[Anonymous No.50933508]

>>50924452
You NEED a car in burgerland if you want to participate in society. Need a job? You need a car. Want a girlfriend? You need a car. Want to get food? You need a car.

Want to know who don’t have cars? The homeless.

[Anonymous No.50933520]

>>50924452
how do you not have a license man, you need it for almost everything

[Anonymous No.50933546]

>>50924289
Some redditfag was recording his rides and sharing them on jewtube, might be a buck in that if you have a personality

[Anonymous No.50934134]

>>50933508
Funny thing is, I’m also homeless. 18 y/o Living in a motel with my parents and my adopted nephews/nieces right now. Stupid fucking landlords didn’t renew our lease a couple months ago and kicked us out before we could find a place. I know how to drive I’m just retarded and need to practice parallel parking more to pass the test. Life fucking blows right now but I’m not giving up!

[Anonymous No.50934206]

>>50933482
You don’t.

[Anonymous No.50936350]

>>50924452
Lol why don't you have a license? DUI or too many points?

[Anonymous No.50936384]

>>50924054
only crypto

[Anonymous No.50938445]

>>50924054
>What are some “side hustles” that actually fucking work
A second job.

[Anonymous No.50938594]

>>50924054
A lot of things work but aren't passive and need skills. Amazon FBA is something I considered but seems like a meme and I never tried it. Others things involve coding, settting up websites and shit of that sort, a lot of people try to start businesses and make an MVP, you can do it if you're skilled on your free time. Also information products if you're good at something, just make some pdfs or videos and sell them online.

Nothing is guaranteed money though, and requires some skill, but they have to make money otherwise there's wouldn't so many fags doing these facebook marketing, ads, funneling and all that shit

[Anonymous No.50939131]

you buy ultimate champions ($champ) before the game drops.

nfts in general.

[Anonymous No.50939979]

>>50924054
Selling your mouth and ass to guys you meet online

[Anonymous No.50940333]

>>50939131
More info about this? - That fantasy football shit, how do I buy.

[Anonymous No.50940606]

>>50926459
More info on this?

[Anonymous No.50941023]

>>50939131
What's your strat, are you buying cards or packs, or just $CHAMP ? - Just signed into this as I had some MATIC doing nothing...

[Anonymous No.50941184]

>>50924452
You’ll get your living expenses paid + housing + paperwork + medical care + a phone + a car if you vote democrat and promise to participate in the next nigger chimp-out coming near midterms.

[Anonymous No.50942302]

>>50924054
The two door shelves on my refrigerator broke recently due to too much weight on them. Looking to buy replacement shelves, I found they were trading for roughly $65-$75 per shelf on ebay. I nearly bought them, but stopped and decided to find out who produced them. Was a completely different company, and used a PDF of parts to find the part # of ones I needed. They were $22 each. Now I'm not sure how often fridge shelves break, but there seems to be a sizable opportunity here... list appliance parts on ebay and when you get a sale just buy it from the manufacturer and set the ship address to the buyer's. Pretty decent dropship opportunity, pretty sizable margin too

[Anonymous No.50942438]

>>50941184
I would literally vote Democrat for the rest of my life if I was provided with that if the house looks like pic related

[Anonymous No.50944089]

>>50926459
I’m taking this course:
-IBM DevOps and Software Engineering Professional Certificate
currently to become a Software Eng (currently working as a Productiong Eng in the third world earning 1k$/month)
Do you think the topics are alright? They have projects which are pretty nice and hands on assignments.
Currently on course 2 which is intro to cloud and its pretty neat.
Maybe I’ll enroll for a masters later on.
What do you (or other anons) think? Any advice?

[Anonymous No.50944787]

>>50927884
so, it's pretty much just getting good at advertising? should you use US based dropshippers? aliexpress would take weeks, and people don't want to wait weeks for crap.
there's a company that charges like $40/mo for some turnkey dropshipping website. worth it?

[Anonymous No.50944835]

>>50944787
That’s literally all dropshipping is. I’ve personally sold brain dead products and advertised on tiktok. I’m not even that good at it but have made better profit than any other of my side hustles. If you want I’ll post one of the TikTok’s I made for led lights.

[Anonymous No.50944980]

>>50944835
Also shipping speeds for most my products I’ve listed are 2 weeks. Haven’t had too many complaints so far. But I’m sure 2-3 day shipping is a lot more attractive.

[Anonymous No.50945038]

>>50944980
yea, there's a website called sellvia and all their products are 2 day shipping or something. it's some turnkey thing where all of the website and fulfillment is through them. im afraid if youre actually successful they hijack your site via some fine print in a contract. what website do you use for dropshipping?

[Anonymous No.50945088]

>>50944835
Please do.

[Anonymous No.50945899]

>>50944089
Pls help anyone

[Anonymous No.50946321]

>>50944835
The tiktok idea is neat, but you can't really advertise the most bought shit like bluetooth earbuds since they're just still things. I suppose you could show a smartwatch and have a clip of yourself walking around with it, but that would require zoomer /fa/ sense

[Anonymous No.50946325]

>>50945899
wish i could help, but im not an egineer. but it looks solid, as long as you're able to make a portfolio with projects that can demonstrate your ability. the worst part is that youre in the 3rd world.

[Anonymous No.50946350]

i wanna learn how to make mosaic art
not gay ones i mean actual liturgical art
does anyone have experience making mosaics

[Anonymous No.50947580]

>>50924054
most of the good side hustles are only good because not everyone is doing it already
it's a catch-22 anon
if it was super easy risk free money that you could do with no experience or overhead -- everyone would be doing it.

[Anonymous No.50947675]

>>50924054
Coraline looking bitch

[Anonymous No.50947683]

>>50924054
Join Herbalife. Lmao

[Anonymous No.50947691]

>>50942438
Sorry, chud, gotta be a LATINX tranny to qualify

[Anonymous No.50947739]

>>50934134
Try to stay calm and just keep your eyes open. There's opportunity out there to be had.

[Anonymous No.50949646]

>>50944089
>>50945899
I am DevOps-ish. Looks solid to me.

[Anonymous No.50949667]

>>50944089
>>50945899
It's missing configuration management/infrastructure as code stuff though. You might want to look into learning Terraform or Ansible/Chef/Puppet/Salt Stack after finishing the rest.

[Anonymous No.50949705]

>staking
i make like $2k from staking ETH coins and BitDAO tokens
but make sure you’re staking in a safe platform

[Anonymous No.50950126]

>>50949646
>>50949667
Thank you so much guys. I really want to transition to Cloud/DevOps and its a bit hard coming from a ProductionEng perspective at a textile factory. Is it hard to land a job on this field? Aside from projects to build a portfolio, what else can I do? Any advice?
I’ll look up for the rest of the learning anon. Can I learn that on youtube or perhaps a course?

[Anonymous No.50950637]

>>50924054
Indie game dev if you got the skills make at least a little money, can make a lot.

Youtube clickbait content, even if you can get like 500 views on each vid but upload daily it's a small supplement, and it's like 30-60 min of work per day.

[Anonymous No.50950651]

Oh and flipping shit, but I personally hate buying and selling shit privately but if you can stand it you can arbitrage hard.

[Anonymous No.50950674]

>>50950126
>Is it hard to land a job on this field?
>Can I learn that on youtube or perhaps a course?
I'm not sure how different things are in your country, but DevOps is pretty big in the US now. Even small companies have at least one DevOps position. There's a lot of opportunity out there for sure. I would say that the barrier to entry is relatively low. You can learn everything you need from youtube or cheap online courses, including what I mentioned.

>Aside from projects to build a portfolio, what else can I do? Any advice?
I think those are the best methods to build experience while making yourself look appealing to recruiters. I think there are certifications available for some of these tools now, so that might be worth looking into. I'm not sure if the masters would be worth it. That kind of degree is definitely not required for most DevOps openings that I've seen. Again, maybe it's different where you live. If your primary goal is to leave a job you don't like for something better as soon as possible, I would keep doing what you're doing, start applying for positions when you start to feel confident and see how things go with interviewing.

Best of luck!