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00:00You ever granted something and get hit with,

00:02I don't know, you think we're made of money?

00:05But here's the secret nobody tells you.

00:07Making money is easier than saving money.

00:10Solve problems for people who hate their problem enough to pay you to make it go away.

00:15Find something that costs time, effort, or skill,

00:19and send it to people who have a lot of money and a lot of problems,

00:22but absolutely zero time to fix it themselves.

00:25You do this at a decent scale, and congratulations, you've unlocked the simplest path.

00:31So here's how I would go about making my first 10 grand if I had to start over from scratch as a student.

00:37To make money, you need this stuff.

00:39To buy this stuff, you need money.

00:41Beautiful, I love capitalism.

00:43So, option one is the quick cash way.

00:47I'm talking about...

00:50And I know, I see you rolling your ice right there.

00:53This sounds so basic.

00:54But that's the whole point, because it works.

00:57And these are actually the fastest ways to make money and get paid immediately.

01:02You don't need to build a website or make a logo,

01:04just go find some customers in your local area.

01:07Rich people love paying for convenience,

01:10to save time, to impress friends, and to look cool.

01:13Please take my money and make my life easier.

01:15Here's what my routine looks like each time I finish a pet sitting booking.

01:19I've been pet sitting as a side hustle for the past 6 years,

01:21and even have a perfect 5-star rating on the Rover app.

01:24I even got recognized from Business Insider, who wrote an article about my business.

01:27And here's the real deal.

01:29And yes, I've read it all.

01:31I'm awkward.

01:32I'm painfully shy.

01:33There are too many people doing the same thing.

01:35Oh, for the last 2 years, I've kind of wanted to try this,

01:39but I haven't just been like, like, able to, uh, like, yeah.

01:43No.

01:43No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:45Stop it.

01:45I think everyone should be their side hustles as their passion projects when they're first starting out.

01:51Because suddenly, there's no pressure.

01:53It's just for fun.

01:54You're allowed to make mistakes, experiment as much as you want.

01:58It's not the thing that's going to make or break you.

02:00Like any skill, you just have to do it more and more and more, and you get better with time.

02:06I know it does take a lot of courage to put yourself out there, and that's exactly the point.

02:12The universe will reward those who are courageous enough to do the things they love.

02:17Trust me, you lose more by thinking about what could go wrong than trying and failing at something.

02:23I dare you to hate comment on this video cause it might make me rich.

02:28How to make over 30 grand in one month because of internet haters from someone who did it once.

02:33But what the haters didn't know is their engagement was just boosting my video about this $5 product,

02:39the printable partner meeting guide.

02:41All the hate comments made my video go so viral that I sold thousands of these,

02:47and I spent my Christmas vacation last year passively pocketing over 30 grand from hate comments.

02:54So don't you reject yourself before you freaking try.

02:56So here's what you do.

02:58Find one thing you really like and get really good at it.

03:02If you're ruining the code, show how.

03:04Into mental health or pop culture, share what you learn.

03:08You love trying out new products, review them.

03:10People love it.

03:12When someone does the difficult work and saves them time, effort, blood, sweat, and tears,

03:18and literal brain cells that they had to do with themselves,

03:21they want to see you doing things from genuine interest and passion and getting better

03:26because that inspires them to do that for themselves as well.

03:30And having these is an absolute bonus.

03:32So you can absolutely build and refine these over time.

03:36You have three options.

03:38Build a personal brand, make deep dives on crazy cool topics,

03:42or create UGC for brands.

03:45Your first box would come anywhere from these.

03:48The more visible you are, the more opportunities you'll get,

03:52and the more money you'll eventually make.

03:55Or you could start your online business.

03:58With products, you can go and sell physical products like these.

04:02Personalized jewelry, sticker packs and stationery,

04:06handmade candles, clay products, mugs,

04:09crochet or knitted items,

04:11planners and journals,

04:12art posters, calendars,

04:15clothes, commission portraits, magnetic bookmarks.

04:19When deciding what to sell,

04:21pretty art isn't enough.

04:23Solve a problem.

04:25Magnetic bookmarks, never lose your page,

04:28commission portraits, thoughtful gifts,

04:31guided journal, mental clarity, self-reflection, habit setting.

04:35But easier alternative will be digital products and courses.

04:41No inventory, no shipping, pure profit.

04:44If you don't want to build a personal brand,

04:47you can simply collaborate with a content creator

04:49or sell on platforms like Etsy and Gumroad.

04:54Regarding pricing, here's my simple formula.

04:57The time you spend making something,

04:58plus the cost of materials,

05:00plus a fair margin,

05:01should equal the price that you sell it for.

05:04Let's say you want to make $20 an hour.

05:06You add the cost of materials,

05:08that's your price.

05:09You're not just selling a commodity,

05:11you're selling them the solution to their problems

05:14and saving them time and effort and literal brain cells.

05:18You're selling them a lifestyle,

05:20you're selling them memories.

05:21So by fairly pricing your product,

05:24you're attracting an audience

05:25that you ultimately want to keep

05:27and not random people who want to want to pay you.

05:29That being said,

05:30don't price your product so high,

05:32it won't be accessible to the people

05:34you want to sell the thing to.

05:36You could sell Notion templates,

05:38solving very specific problems,

05:40resume templates,

05:41guides to very specific things.

05:43It will sell better if you do this for businesses,

05:45planners and business documents,

05:48custom designs for people's birthdays and marriages,

05:51printable planners for organization and productivity,

05:55courses and notes.

05:56You can pretty much also develop your own video games.

05:59These guys made 28 grand in their first month.

06:02But before you get your hands dirty

06:04and really start making your digital products,

06:07ask yourself,

06:08who am I making this for?

06:10What problem am I solving?

06:11And would somebody really pay for this?

06:15Let's talk about how much money I made

06:17selling digital products on Etsy in 2024.

06:19For most of 2024,

06:20I sold a single budget and goal tracker.

06:23I had two variations,

06:24one for credit card users

06:25and one for debit and cash users.

06:27A grand total of $18,074.

06:30Services don't need no inventory,

06:33mostly no upfront costs,

06:34unless...

06:36And almost all revenue goes into your pocket.

06:38You're selling your time and skills

06:40directly to the clients

06:41who already have the money

06:43and problems waiting to be solved.

06:45When a business is making 50 grand a month,

06:48spending two grand to solve a problem

06:50is no big deal,

06:51as long as it helps them make more money.

06:54So you spend a few months learning one skill,

06:57build a small portfolio,

06:58a personal brand,

07:00put your work out there,

07:01and people on the internet see your work,

07:04and some may reach out to you

07:05asking for your services.

07:07Without building a personal brand,

07:08you will have to directly reach out

07:10to potential clients on...

07:12So, let me do the math for you.

07:15You charge $502,000 per client,

07:18and you land 5 to 10 clients,

07:20and boom, you're making $5 to $10,000.

07:24Think that's a lot of money?

07:25Well, businesses don't really pay for effort.

07:28They pay based on the money

07:29you bring in for the business.

07:31Suddenly, they're not thinking about the cost.

07:33They're thinking about profit.

07:36And when they see that your work

07:37is directly making them money,

07:39they will happily pay you for it.

07:41But I don't have the skills.

07:43That's completely fine.

07:45You don't need to be the best in the world,

07:48just lightly ahead of the person willing to pay you.

07:51For example, you reach out to a business owner

07:53who has no time to promote their brand online,

07:57and you offer to manage their social media.

08:00Your unfair advantage,

08:02you have 10 years of tube-scrolling experience,

08:05and you know the ins and outs of social media

08:07are better than some 45-year-old dentist

08:09who barely uses Facebook.

08:11Start by doing it for free for some time.

08:14Your local dentist, the cafe down the street,

08:17use that as proof of work,

08:20then pitch these results to the people

08:22who would actually pay for it.

08:24And yeah, so that's that.

08:26If you found this helpful,

08:27don't need to subscribe,

08:28and I'll see you in the next one.

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