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- How's it going today guys?

Welcome back to the channel.

Hope you're having a great day so far.

So in this video, we're gonna be talking

about my top five
ideas for side jobs

or side hustles you could potential start

if you're looking to make some more money on the side.

Now what I have found in the last couple of years

is that a lot of people are now starting

their own side hustle.

So a lot of people work a job during the day.

Maybe you're working a nine to five

but from five to nine p.m., you're not doing that much.

You're sitting around watching Netflix

and you're thinking, you know what,

I want to do something creative

or I want to make some extra money

or possibly you're somebody who's in college

or you're a high school student

and you want to make some money.

You don't necessarily want to go get a part time job.

I wanna talk about some of the best opportunities

for a side gig or a side hustle,

whatever you want to call it.

Now what you're going to notice

by having your own side hustle

rather than going out and working a job for somebody,

you will likely be able to make more

than just getting a job

because what are your options

as somebody who is a high school student

or a college student?

The options are pretty lousy.

You can go work retail or fast food

and those are gonna pay close to minimum wage.

And let's say you work a job during the day.

If you want to get a part time job,

the options really are not that great.

So what we're going to talk about

is five different side hustles

that might be more appealing to you.

Coming in at number one on my list here

is being a cleaner.

Now before you let your ego get in the way

and say oh my gosh, I'm not going to clean for people,

let me just tell you how much money you can make

by doing this.

And I want to preface this by saying

that most of these ideas for side hustles

are tailored towards a wealthier person.

So you're going to try to help people

who are wealthy because they have the money

to spend on convenience services like a cleaning service.

So I'm not telling you to go to places

where people could obviously not afford a cleaner,

I'm talking about looking at the area you live in,

finding the wealthiest areas,

finding the luxury apartment buildings

and then advertising your services there

if you're allowed to do so.

You want to go after a wealthier client base

because they can afford these different services.

Now the building I live in particular

is the building where people tend to have more money.

It's a middle to upper class building

and a lot of us, including myself,

don't like to clean our own apartments.

Now I pay a service online.

I have somebody clean my apartment once a month

and I pay them about 150 bucks to do this

but I've had people stop by,

offering to clean my apartment for around $35 per hour.

Now obviously, that figure is going

to be different based on where you live,

but let's say you can make 10 to $15 an hour

doing fast food or $35 an hour cleaning an apartment

or cleaning somebody's house

or cleaning an office or a church.

You can make pretty decent money being a cleaner.

And on top of that, you're probably going

to get tips as well

because it's a service based business

and when you are having a service done,

you usually tip as a gratuity.

So you could potentially make 35 bucks an hour,

plus tips, being a cleaner.

Now how would you advertise your services?

You could do flyers.

You could simply get a couple of clients

that you know and then have word of mouth.

You could also, if you're super ambitious,

offer to do the first cleaning for free

just to prove to people that hey,

I'm going to do a good job

and then going forward, you charge that $35 per hour,

but I believe the best way

to grow this business is word of mouth.

I've had a lot of people in my building ask me,

hey, who cleans your apartment?

What's their name?

I want someone to clean it.

'Cause I live on the fifth floor of a building

and I live in a small apartment

and I don't have a big vacuum cleaner

and so when I need to clean my carpet,

my options are not very good.

I have a little Dust Buster

but it's just not getting the job done

so there's a lot of people that are in my situation

where they'd rather pay someone to do the cleaning

and pay somebody to bring the vacuum cleaner in

than for me to go through that myself.

Okay, idea number two, again,

is going to tie into richer clients

and that is offering pet care services,

whether it's walking the dog,

taking the dog out during the day,

giving the dog a bath.

Rich people tend to have money for something like that

for a convenience item.

So again, let me use my apartment building for example.

I live on the fifth floor of a building, like I said,

and it's pretty inconvenient

to have to take your pet out to go the bathroom

and I obviously work from home

and so coming in and out,

I frequently see people rushing home

to let the dog out to go pee and then go back to work.

Now, a lot of people, like I said, who live here,

have the money to spend on things

that are going to make their lives more convenient

and I can guarantee that a lot of them

would pay 20 bucks a day

for someone to show up, bring the dog out to pee

and put 'em back in the apartment.

So this is another option for making money

is by simply advertising pet services

and taking the dog out to use the bathroom

or take the dog out and take it

for a 10 minute walk and charge more

or take the dog out, walk it, give it a bath,

socialize for an hour.

A lot of people, especially a higher wealth clientele base,

would open their wallets for a service like that

and maybe you're gonna send them a picture during the day

of their dog and make their day.

You're gonna add all of these other services

and convenience things and you're gonna build

that service and next thing you know,

you're gonna have people paying you $100

just to stop in and take a peek at their dog.

So there is a lot of money to be made

when you go after the right client base.

Okay, so idea number three is going to be the only one here

that's an actual job

but the reason why I'm recommending it

is for the potential to earn tips

and also the networking opportunities

and that is to be either a barista or a bartender.

I've never personally done either one of these

but I've honestly thought about getting a job

at a coffee shop just because I love going to coffee shops

and I love meeting people

and you are constantly meeting new people

in these two social areas here.

When people go to bars or they're going to coffee shops

for meetings and whatnot.

Now I believe you're going to do better,

as far as tips go, as a bartender,

but it you're looking for networking opportunities,

I think you'll do better working at a coffee shop

because most people are going to a bar

because they're looking to unwind

and forget about their work.

Most people go to coffee shops

because they're looking to meet other people

for business relationships and opportunities.

So if you're solely looking at this

for networking opportunities, I would look at a coffee shop.

You're also going to make some tips

but probably not as much as a bartender.

And if you're mostly looking to make money,

I would look into being a bartender

and you will do pretty well there

if you're good at what you do and you're friendly.

I have a couple of friends who are bartenders

and they said they averaged about 20 to $25 an hour,

as far as their base salary plus their tips.

And the other good thing about being a bartender

is the fact that a lot of those tips are cash

and you're just taking home that cash

at the end of the night.

Idea number four is another service tailored

towards a richer clientele base

and that is to be a personal or professional assistant.

So again, consider people who are busy.

They are working, maybe nine to five, nine to six

and they don't have time to go get their laundry

or do their grocery shopping

or these small little tasks

that really help their life stay together

or on the professional side,

you could work for somebody

and respond to emails for them,

set up their calendar, set up appointments

and basically just help them

go through the day-to-day operations.

Now obviously, like I said,

this is going to be a service

that is more tailored towards a higher end clientele base,

people who have the money to invest

in making their life a little bit easier

but I think you can do very well as a personal assistant.

If you were doing this eight hours a day,

I could see this being something

you're making 100 bucks a day as a personal assistant

for somebody, if not more.

And the other thing I wanna throw out there,

just to plant this seed in your mind,

is possibly looking at being an assistant

for somebody more so to learn from them

rather than to make money.

So think about a wealthy person, for example.

Maybe you wanna learn how they got to be that wealthy.

How did they make their money?

You're looking to be rich one day as well.

Maybe they would be willing to mentor you

in exchange for you helping them out

with some day-to-day tasks

and in my opinion, that's gonna be far more valuable

than that 10 or 20 bucks an hour that they're gonna pay you

just to be a personal assistant.

So if you're looking more long term,

that might be a better approach.

And then the fifth and final idea I have here

as far as a side hustle,

an easy way to make money is managing social media accounts.

So I have somebody managing my Instagram account

as well as my Facebook account

and I pay him on a weekly basis to do that

because I am too busy managing my YouTube channel

to worry about Instagram and Facebook

but I wanna have a presence on these platforms

and I'm only one person at the end of the day

so you can reach out to influencers.

You can reach out to small businesses

and help them with their social media presence.

Now if you guys are looking to learn more about this,

I have two video series to point you towards.

Number one, I did a couple videos with Josue Peña.

He talks about managing Instagram accounts

and making money as an Instagram marketing agency

and then Kevin David talks about how to run Facebook ads

for businesses or influencers.

Both of these are great money making opportunities,

in my opinion, so I'm gonna link up those playlists down

in the description below.

But this is a pretty simple concept.

Businesses and influencers are too busy to run Facebook ads

or to manage their social media presences

so you do this for them and they pay you on a weekly basis.

Anyways guys, that's gonna wrap up this video here.

These are my top five favorite side jobs

or side hustles, ways to make money outside

of your traditional nine to five job.

And you might find that maybe

after you're doing your side hustle for awhile,

you scale it up and it becomes your full time gig.

YouTube started out as my side hustle

but now this is what I do day in and day out.

I'm a full time YouTuber and online influencer,

I guess you would call it.

So you might find that's the case

where you start something on the side

and it ends up being your main gig.

But I thank you guys for watching this video.

I hope you enjoyed it.

If you guys have any side hustle ideas to share,

please drop them in the comments section below.

But if not, I will see you in the next video.

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