10 Tips for Making an Extra $1000+ a Month
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- In this video, I share 10 tips for people looking to build a side hustle that makes $1000+ a month.
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0:00 Intro
0:42 Pick the right side hustle.
1:33 Get a hold of your time
3:06 About your perfectionism.
4:27 The imitation game.
5:13 Be a scientist.
5:58 Break the mirror.
6:59 Hobbyist vs real business.
8:22 Invest in the right things.
10:19 The Japanese Art of 80%
11:29 When to change course.
I don't know why, but you are the only person that seems to get through to my brain. The way you explain things, and your ideas are just so easy to understand and to implement. And your voice and ambiance of your videos is so calming. Thank you for all of your information, and help!
Yep the last question resonates with me. Never give up on something you can’t go a day without thinking about. -Churchill
Love your channel inspiring!!!!!
I love how you throw in some philosophy that applies to the subject. It really helps break from the info dump and makes it a lot easier to retain information (at least for me). Clicked this to learn side hustles and learned a little more. Definitely subscribing!
Being an introvert myself and watching you now, I wonder how you got so good at talking in front of the camera and how come that you seem to know the right words to say. Your videos are full of worthy information! :)
Imagine talking to a friend,bring up that feeling,transfer to talking to the camera
Is just need some practice
I've been following your channel since you were around 20kish subs. So happy for you and your success. Thank you for sharing your tips on this topic!
The time management is the hardest for me, I'm not working 9 to 5 like most people these videos and all those books are aimed to, I'm up at 5, traveling an hour to work, work 7 to 5:30, then hour back home if I don't have to stop anywhere, home by 6:30ish, by time I'm home I'm totally drained especially after working a strenuous day, lately it's getting home taking a shower, eating and laying down too tired to think, it really sucks, I'm trying to read sitting my breaks at work and trying to get on my laptop when i can to learn computer skills because my doctor wants me to change careers to something inside like an office job because I've also been working with a torn ligament in my right elbow, to which I'm getting surgery on this fall, so I love watching videos like this on my way to work or way home to try get motivated, but body usually has other plans, but thank you for making videos like this and I hope I get there so I can create extra income for my future.
You're not alone. Wish you success!
Love this video, Tim. I've been following your Etsy journey for the last few years. Truly inspiring. That $300 printer investment was a bargain given what it has returned! 😎
Appreciate it, Bryan 🙏
I found your videos last year when I was trying to make passive income on ETSY, and I don’t sell on ETSY anymore because my product wasn’t scaleable.. I still follow because of these type of videos you make. Watching these videos just hits different when you are in your 30’s feeling burnt out on your full time, seeking better ways to spend your time and reflecting on those moments. I always look forward to your videos!
Simple, yet, PRACTICAL advice! THANK YOU!!!
I have started following you you had about 500 subs what a beautiful journey. I love your simplicity
I love how relaxing and informative your videos are, thank you for the amazing content as always!
Thanks for another great video Tim, this one was very insightful and inspiring.
Great video. Love the calming voice and aesthetics. I can actually focus on what you are saying without being distracted with all the extras that other YTbers add to their videos.
Thank you Tim for this great video, Hope you do video on all your tools you are using in making a stickers. more power and thank you
Excellent video, thought provoking and inspiring. Thanks Tim, appreciate your time and effort!
Thanks so much for the video Tim! The idea of doing 80% was really interesting and is something I might have to look into
Believe me with one think. Found your channel very recently and just stipped in me. Your voice is wonderful calming and the way you explain thinks, clearly, stand out from the crowd. Love you style. You must thinking about starting talk in public. Congrats man!!! 👏
Thanks Tim.
Hara Hachi Bu, really resonates me well. I need to do it on my daily job too.
Amazing video! I especially loved the Seneca quote. Thank you! ❤
Same, it is definitely an inspiring one. I subscribed right after hearing him say this.
This video was great Tim!
I'm on my journey of reinventing myself and your videos inspire me. 😌
Thanks for making these videos, Tim! Your advice just now on "don't wait for perfection" really clicked with me as I'm currently building up inventory of items before launching my shop, and many of the products I'm working on have been in development for several months. Some of them are due to only being able to put in 3hrs a week, but others are driven purely by "I want this to be great for whoever buys this". And I suspect, even after lots of beta-testing with my products, if my items sell well, I'll still get feedback on how the product could have improved. And that's something to embrace.
can you make a video about how to talk in front of the camera? you seem so natural and your voice is so calming. do you have a script? if so, how does your script look like? is it word by word or bullet points? and how do you keep your eyes on the camera while reading it like you do...if you have a script of course.
I like your calm and reasonable approach. New sub!🎉❤
Man, I love your videos.
Appreciate it Sean 🙏
You are truely inspiring! ❤
Thanks Tim. I love this video.
Thanks for watching :D
I've been following you since the beginning and it's been SO cool to watch your growth. Thank you for continuing to inspire me!
Love your videos, Tim. They are consistently super helpful! Question, do you script your videos or do you do it off the cuff? I am starting my channel soon and wondering!
Amazing video bro!!! Great advice especially when you shared about burnout. It's really hard for me to give the 110%, sleepless work life. I dont like and dont want that. I want to enjoy my family and see my kids grow up. And, at the same time have a successful business.
Awesome video! What printer and software do you use to design and print the stickers? Keep up the great content man!!!!!😊
Thanks for your insights, I am in the beginning of my journey of starting my Etsy sticker business, purchasing equipment and working on my designs. I'm a perfectionist, so I know this is going to be a rough journey already. I want to run a business and not a hobby, I want to do a job that I don't dread going to every day. Your insights are helping me reframe my thinking process, and hopefully will help me to provide for my family and be happier long term.
Wishing you the best!
Another insightful video!
Thanks for watching :)
Gracias, mercy,thank youuuuuuuuuuuu Tim
Thanks for watching :)
It's very common business advice to 'solve a problem' when coming up with an idea for a service or product. But what about products that are a luxury? For example, your stickers solve a problem, but there are plenty of sticker shops that sell purely aesthetic or decorative stickers. What determines whether those businesses succeed or fail?
People are tribal and want to signal to others unique things about themselves. Sticker shops that do well are ones that help customers show off their personality or identity in some way. Whether you're an engineer, nurse, cat lover, or whatever, putting a sticker on your mug that tells others about themselves is worth it for some people. People buy things to express themselves and these products help them solve that problem.
Thank you
I'm very grateful I just found your channel! 😊 Please tell me it's Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle behind you. 🕵🏼♀️😅
Use my career calculator tool to weigh up your options fam! Good luck!
Looks pretty good. About to change jobs so I'll give it a whirl.
Thanks for the inspirational video. Can you tell me what sticker sheets you used when you were using Cameo?
Sheets were from onlinelabels
what app/ software do u use to edit your UA-cam videos
Do you have any suggestions for budget microphones for youtube or podcast beginners?
When you say you make around 1k per month, is that after tax and after etsy take their cut or before those things?
I'm a school teacher and need to follow that 80% into work rule. Us teachers tend to be martyrs, the quantity of kids can drain our energy, and going home depleted is no good. I'm going to focus on 80% energy, then maybe Ill have 20% to imagine a side hustle
Hey Tim, great video, congrats on your success.
I notice you make videos about different topics, i.e. etsy, side hustles, personal development, youtube, etc.
I kind of do the same thing but I'm worried that doing so many different niches is bad for my channel.
My channel is still very small, but I'd love to get to a better point. Any word of advice?
Hmm.. my advice would be to make a bunch of different kinds of videos and see what sticks. Once something does, you can double down and make similar videos. It looks like your videos about your rental business do well. If you wanted to focus on growth that's a topic you can make more videos about.
I would also say don't make all your videos purely for the algorithm though. It's an easy way to burn out fast. There's a variety of topics on my channel because I simply want to make them and I think they would help people. If I was making a bunch of videos on the same topic it would get boring fast and it wouldn't be as fun. Hope that helps!
@@TimKoaYou're the man Tim. Thank you so much!
I’ve been looking over trying to use Etsy for years. The problem is I live in Taiwan. Anyway hopefully I can find something I can sell digitally
These advice are wise beyond their years. Thank you for sharing them!
treat yourself now... time is money.... enjoy life including the journey.
What's your main job?
Is it possible to start a sticker selling business without expensive equipment?
Nice video Tim thank you for this video hope you notice me
Could I please ask which camera you are using to film this video?
I use a Fuji X-S20
You are very smart.Great video .
but is inflation something you are accounting for?
I like your math examples! I've been trying to learn more about $ too, and this makes sense. Many thanks
Awesome vid you have earned my sub,
hopefully I can get this same comment in the future!
To financial freedom!
Appreciate it! Welcome! 🙏
Great tips. Wish you all the success. :)
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New subscriber here!
Loving your content, thank you for your videos!
Hey Tim , really nice video! I was wondering if I could help you edit highly engaging trending short videos from your long form content like the one on my page which can help you built your strong personal brand across all social media platforms ?
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LIKE IF YOU WILL NEVER GIVE UP ON SUCCESS!!!yougotthis
Goals are easily achievable if they're not stupid. Everyone's goals should be a house and one car but it's always overboard... a mansion, four cars, being able to go on a vacation every month.
Love your videos, Tim. They are consistently super helpful! Question, do you script your videos or do you do it off the cuff? I am starting my channel soon and wondering!
I do plan and outline my videos. I've tried doing it off the cuff but I felt like I would always get off track and ramble too much. I know people who wing it and their videos are great though. Experiment and find what works best for you. Good luck with your channel!