In my ongoing journey to figure out a side hustle (or three or five), I stumbled across Fiverr in a podcast from The Side Hustle Nation: https://www.sidehustlenation.com/how-to-start-a-bounce-house-rental-business/ The podcast episode was about starting a bouncy house business (which I had no interest in doing) but what I am learning that no matter what side hustle someone is doing, even if it is something that you would never want to do, they always have at least one or two nuggets about starting or running a side hustle that I find relevant and helpful. In this podcast, the nugget I found was about outsourcing work to Fiverr. I had never heard of Fiverr so I went to their website to see what they do. They consider themselves “the world’s largest freelance marketplace” and you can outsource everything from graphic design, video editing, business plan creation to astrology readings. It’s pretty amazing and now that I know about it I wonder how I could have lived so long without it (I had the same realization a few months ago when my sister-in-law introduced me to Etsy).
I have embarked on a side hustle journey. I work a full time in a career that I really enjoy so I do not know if my side hustles will ever become my main source of income or stay as side hustles and that is ok with me.
I dedicate an average of two hours a week to spend on this so the journey is slow and steady. Follow my blogs to see my progress, mistakes, tips, and lessons learned. I am looking for guest bloggers so if you have any wisdom to share on your side hustle journey, please email me at julie@theordinarymom.com.
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