Ketiz Singh

Hey friends, it’s Mark! Want to know the secret to my success? It’s all about those side hustles I’ve been doing since I was a teenager. Side hustles helped me save and invest more money than just a regular job. But I know it can be tricky to figure out which side hustle is right for you – there are so many options out there! That’s why I’m here to help you find the perfect side hustle at every age.

Let’s start with when you’re 13 to 16 years old. My side hustle target at this age was around $50 to $150 per month. I didn’t have much money back then, so I started a side hustle that was cheap to start. I washed cars for $2 each, or $1 for a second car. It was a simple idea with low start-up costs – just a sponge, a bucket, and lots of hard work. I even got free candy from one customer, which I sold at school for a profit!

Another idea for you is to become a sports referee on weekends. It’s a fun way to make some extra cash and meet interesting people. You can start at 14 and make around $16 a game – not bad at all!

Now, let’s talk about ages 16 to 18. My side hustle target was between $250 and $400 per month. I focused on things I enjoyed doing and developed my skills in those areas. One easy option is to become a tutor – you can earn around $20 per hour. But if school subjects aren’t your thing, you can teach something you’re passionate about, like flying model helicopters.

Drop shipping is another option, but let me tell you – it’s not a get-rich-quick scheme. It’s a great way to learn valuable business skills with minimal start-up costs. Think of it like a video game – the more you play, the better you get!

As you get older, between 18 and 29, aim for $800 to $1.2k per month. Focus on your skills, offer services that add value, and consider investing for the long term. Look for ways to level up your skills and charge more for your expertise. And don’t be afraid to work for free to get your foot in the door – it can lead to paying clients later on.

Lastly, when you’re 30 and up, focus on making passive income. Invest in property, start coaching in your area of expertise, or create digital products to help people. By following these steps, you’ll build a diverse skill set, multiple income streams, and a solid investment portfolio.

Remember, your side hustles should work for you, not the other way around. Keep learning, growing, and exploring new opportunities. You’ve got this! See you in the next video – but first, don’t forget to subscribe and hit that like button. Stay awesome, my friends!