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I’m getting married today. And this side hustle is a huge opportunity, especially in the right market. Wedding photographers can makes multiple thousands of dollars per job. And all you need is a camera, some really good poses for the couple, and some decent editing skills. This one is easy to start out doing off jobs with. Start small and as you get a reputation, get bigger jobs. You also have the advantage of technology and can show off your great shots through social media. Have you ever paid for a wedding photographer? What was the experience like?

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Dog sitting and walking is a great side hustle to start out with. There is next to no barrier to entry, and people almost always have their own leashes and toys for you to use, so there is no upfront cost! Of course there are some unpleasant things like picking up poop or being constantly vigilant so the dogs don't run away or start causing problems elsewhere. When I was a teenager I had a neighbor with an inside pug and 2 outdoor golden retrievers. They would pay me $100 a day to stay at their house on random weekends throughout the year. I would pack up some clothes and my laptop and I would work on homework, play video games, or watch Unus Annus on Youtube. My only job was to entertain the pug inside and to let the dogs out of there kennel periodically. It was the dream job and I made a bunch of money to eat their food and watch Youtube. Obviously this isn't typical and most dog sitters won't be doing that. But the big idea to take away here, is that people will pay tons of money for their pets. Have you ever taken care of dogs? What kinds of things would you do with them?

Something that I have been doing for years now is spending time with service based businesses in my area. They know me well and know my work ethic. So, these businesses will reach out to me personally with odd jobs and gigs at random times. It isn't consistent or reliable money. But it adds up quick! Here are some I have done this year. - Installed wooden signs at local businesses for a local Print and Graphics shop - Removed branches and debris for a removal company that was too busy at the time. (Rented a dump trailer and borrowed a friends truck as well as hired a guy with a tractor to do the heavy lifting for $75 an hour... still came out with $850 profit after all that.) - Replaced insulation and a vapor barrier in a crawlspace for a local realtor. ( I bid almost $200 less than the next guy got it done in about 3 hours, and still made $260 AFTER buying my materials.) - Computer repair. Someone's computer was running super slow and they got my number from their insurance agent I just happened to know. A quick SSD install later, and I made $50 for about 20 minutes of work. You can make money in so many ways. Build your skillset and you become much more capable to do a wide variety of things. This is great, but a dedicated side hustle will make you more money in the long run. THE BIG LESSON: Get to know people. "Your network is your net worth". What has made me more money than anything else, is having people know and recognize me. If they think your name first when they have a problem, you will beat your competitors nearly every time.