How do you guys find side hustles?

[poorcel]

Cant believe some of you have one. I don't have any because I'm not good in anything and always fail (notably drawing and fl studio 11) This means despite me not having autism I'm still dead last when it comes to talents, at least the autists are good at something.

 

[fries]

finding new things in life isn't really the problem when the said things don't call out to you and talk to you
even erm "side hustles" fall under this umbrella
just be nothing lol

 

[MelaninQueen]

The thing is, I don't.

 

[TellEmNoYellin]

Cant believe some of you have one. I don't have any because I'm not good in anything and always fail (notably drawing and fl studio 11) This means despite me not having autism I'm still dead last when it comes to talents, at least the autists are good at something.

You can make money off of those hobbies but I don't think you'd want to. You'd be a very small fish in a massive ocean of SoundCloud rappers, drill beat makers and hentai artists.

Creative hobbies should stay as hobbies imo. The stress of trying to "git gud" at them to "possibly maybe" make money takes away the joy of creating.

I'd like to hear your music stuff if you'd like I make shit on FL Studio too.

 

[frightfulcel]

Look at whats successful and try to copy it in some way, find a gap in the market that is unique. If you fail analyze what went wrong and compare what you did to successful products, then try again.

 

[c-barreda]

i use fl studio 20

 

[poorcel]

i use fl studio 20

I think it wont scale on my 1024 monitor and I'm used to the 11 workflow

 

[Sushifart]

I like flipping stuff on ebay sometimes, but it's kind of hard. I might go back to doing that now that you reminded me with this thread tbh since I'm getting a lot of pressure from family to stop NEETing and get a job (trying to read and study cybersecurity on my own, but not making money is an issue).

Basically, what I did was go to retired contractors and buy or even get some of their stuff for free since they don't want them and usually just want to get rid of their shit. Normally I don't get any tools though, unless they're broken. Anything perceived as junk is unironically another man's treasure. People will still buy something broken like a broken drill just to repair it or you can take it apart of the individual parts and try and sell for market value.