How do you develop a side hustle in a year s time?

Cultivating a side hustle approach

1. The primary consideration is time. You can do as much side hustle as you can spare in a week. And not the other way around.

Many people are led by the side business because they are newly involved in a side business, but they abandon the main business, which is not to do a good job in the overall management of time and resources. Start by measuring how long a side hustle task needs to be completed.

For example, if an office administrator wants to increase his income by making PPT in his spare time, then he must first experience the various tasks involved in PPT, such as design, production, modification and customer communication. If you can put in ten hours a week and it takes five hours to make a PPT, then your limit for a side hustle is to take on two jobs a week.

Then you can see if the income increased by two jobs has long-term value, and then you can judge whether this side hustle is worth investing in, and the room for optimization is **.

2. In addition to the balance of the main business and side business, we also have our own private life and social relationships that need to invest time, how can we be busy and not chaotic? So there's a very useful tool that everybody can use right away, and that's the curriculum.

In the class schedule, you mark the rigid time that has been arranged, such as going to work, going to class, parent-child outdoor interaction once every two weeks, etc., and the blank part is your spare time.

In the blank part of the class schedule, you clearly mark the days of the week, the morning, noon, afternoon and evening of each day, and the specific time to what time you can use to do side hustles, and then summarize and calculate how much time you can spend on side hustles in a week.

3. Now that you have a class schedule, turn around and break down the side tasks. Mark your side hustle tasks into two categories, one that can be done in a block of time and one that can be done in a fraction of time. If the whole block of time is required, it will be directly included in the curriculum and follow the curriculum; If you want to use fragmented time, you can directly give yourself an alarm, remind it at a specific time, and complete it at the moment.

Floral art as a side hustle is a good choice. Compared with other more professional industries, florists have a low starting threshold and can reach the entry standard after a relatively short period of intensive study. At the same time, the production time of floral items is shorter, making full use of the fragmentation time.

Flowers have a natural attraction to people, florist skills are added, and they come with social buffs, which quickly increase your charm to attract like-minded friends. 19 days is enough time to use floral art as the starting point of a new stage in the workplace.

Teach piano, dancing, singing, calligraphy and a bunch of hobbies. If you have children's skills, or have won any awards, get some doorways, and what associations to do with the examination, you can set up a class to teach students, mainly rely on publicity in the early stage, and rely on word of mouth in the later stage, the piano is an average of 200 per hour. Dancing or anything.

For example, there is an exam class in elementary school, and a crash course in college, which is very profitable.

People who can draw can help others draw; People who know how to take pictures can take pictures for others; In the later stage, it can be designed**, edited**, etc. As long as there is a demand in society, you can make money, but it is worth noting that these skills must take the time to hone and get to know the people in the industry, otherwise you will not even know how to take orders and how to charge.

I don't know what you're studying. I have a classmate who is doing a side hustle. She studied computer science and worked for a very large company.

In my spare time, I take on some outsourced work. Most of them are **, because the content of her work itself is J2EE. You should connect your profession and expertise.

If you want to learn English on your own, then take it as a translator. It's a big difficulty, but how much time, effort, and money it takes to learn English to get to the point where it can be translated.

Mobile phone to do the task, very simple, at the beginning of a single 5-10 range, of course, there are higher, this needs you to be more familiar with the aftermath of the do, completely more work, the most important thing is not to charge any messy fees, is regular, no time limit, you can do it when you have time.

In the self-** era, develop your own writing ability, insist on more articles every day, you will get a lot of improvement, and after a certain amount of popularity and conditions, you can also open advertising revenue, why not. If you do a good job, even if you can't make money from your ** number, when you go to other companies for interviews, you will have more capital, and the number of articles read and the daily update are all plus points that can be said.

Simultaneous interpretation or other translation. If I bought a book to sign up for the exam (translation or interpretation), (I learned about it on the Internet, I don't know if it is accurate) if it is accurate or not) if you interpret for a high-level conference, a meeting is about several thousand, and simultaneous interpretation is like that. There is also a travel translation, or a translator and the like, which is more profitable, and it is no problem to easily earn tens of thousands of dollars a month.

I'm doing data entry, free time, simple and easy to do, and I have an income of one or two thousand a month when I do it seriously, and it's not bad to earn pocket money