Side hustles

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  • jaylarson7

    i'm pretty burned out on the idea of side-hustle. the idea is over-romanticized for me and pushed me to burnout. last thing i want to do after working is more work. good luck though!

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    • totally ... I picked up a client on the side years ago and it basically engulfed the entirety of my free time ... not fun at allmonospaced
    • can agree, but my work is 9-5 and lacking creativity recently... also want to maximise my investments while i have energy.shapesalad
    • Sides are not all bad, just as day-jobs are all not bad. Sides can be very lucrative & brief. And can be unusually creative. The trick is to pick the right onesBustySaintClaire
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  • uan4

    you need a logo for your side business:

    >> http://www.horriblelogos.com/

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  • shapesalad

    Thinking of doing some side hustles...

    I've been hand drawing a series of birthday/greeting cards for friends/relatives (because I'm cheap and don't want to spend £3 on a card when I can draw something myself..) - have had good reception of them, thinking to draw them up properly and sell them. Options are either brand and setup own website, or use a platform like minted.

    Anyone have experience of this?

    Also... regarding printing, would going for a more craft print, (Gocco, Lino print, speedball screen print) be more attractive for sales, than digital printed at the local print shop/print on demand drop ship?

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