Hustle Hard

How many times have you caught yourself daydreaming about quitting your 9-5 and making tons of money—or at least enough to cover your weekly coffee stops? If it’s more than once then this post is for you! Here are 4 creative ways to make money online. 

1. Start a blog and advertise for other people. 
While this isn’t the easiest or least time
consuming way, it is one of the most consistent. Once you have plenty of followers, you can advertise for other businesses and make a small amount of side cash. Plus, you get to pick your content and write about whatever you’d like. Pick a niche and start sharing your thoughts. 

2. Design journals or planners and sell them on Amazon
again, not the least time consuming but something that is fully customizable for you. It takes a little advertising to make massive sales, but for any of you creative folks, it is a fun and relatively easy way to make some
side cash. 

3. Design t-shirts and sell them. 
Again, rather creative, but it is something you can do in your free time and takes little to no start up money. In fact, if you use sites like Bonfire, you can design them and let someone else print and ship them. You’ll share a part of the commission, but if it helps get your micromanaging boss off your back—or at least support your coffee habit why not give it a shot? 

4. Sell pictures online. 
If you have a knack for photography this is an easy way to make some extra dollars. Landscapes, still-life’s, and even portraits can earn you extra passive income. Just shoot, edit, upload and sit back and wait for that commission check.

How else have you been able to make passive income
onlkne? Was it worth it? Tell us in the comments!  

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