These posts explain the philosophy behind the side hustle brand of entrepreneurship, and provide a great starting point for anyone looking to begin earning job-free income.
Is there really such thing as free money? Well, it depends on what you consider “free.”
Money is almost always an exchange for value. But over the past few years, I’ve discovered a bunch of ways to make extra money with very little effort.
We’ll call it “almost free” money.
What are the best side hustles for women? What can moms do to make extra money?
When people ask me those questions, I’ll be honest, my first reaction is … why the qualifier? There’s no reason women can’t run any of the businesses or side hustle ideas featured on Side Hustle Nation.
What do you want your life to look like in 3-5 years?
Once you know—and commit— to that future, you can begin building it NOW.
It’s never been easier to make money on your own time and on your own terms.
In fact, this post has over 150 legit money-making ideas for you to try — and get paid.
Read on to find the ones that will work for you!
We’re hooked on our devices, but did you know your smartphone can actually make you money every month? Here are some of my favorite money making apps and money saving apps.
Some are completely passive after you set them up, while others take a little more time.
I’ve broken these down by category, and encourage you to pick and install the ones that make the most sense for you.
This week’s show is year 3 of a special thanksgiving Side Hustle Show episode that showcases creative out-of-the-box side hustle ideas that make real money.
For example, did you know that virtual babysitting was a thing? Or that there may be treasure in a dumpster near you?
What little purchases or changes have you made that had an outsized impact on your overall happiness?
This is something of a sport in our house.
Getting out of the rat race is simple, but not necessarily easy.
To escape, all you need is monthly income — from non-job sources — that exceeds your monthly expenses.
For example, if you spend $3000 a month, you’ll need to bring in at least $3000 (after taxes) outside of your day job.
How can you instill the skills and values of innovation and entrepreneurship in kids?
And if you can teach it to kids, why can’t you teach it to grownups?
This week I’m joined by Don Wettrick, an award-winning middle school, and high school teacher and the CEO and co-founder of StartEdUp, which has a mission to empower students and teachers to apply innovation and entrepreneurship in the classroom.
As a new parent, I’m constantly trying to figure out the best way to educate our little hustler about business, entrepreneurship, and money.
And while he’s a few years away from the proverbial lemonade stand on the sidewalk, let me use that as inspiration for this post.
