If you were to rank the top three side hustles you've done in recent memory, what would they be? It could be any definition of success: monetary, skill updates, the people factor, or whatever. As long as it was a side hustle that worked out for you, what were the best? Thanks for share. :)

On Apr 20, 2026, VeryExploratory said:

If you were to rank the top three side hustles you've done in recent memory, what would they be? It could be any definition of success: monetary, skill updates, the people factor, or whatever. As long as it was a side hustle that worked out for you, what were the best? Thanks for share. :)

Well, I would say that trying to upgrade my trading skills is something that I have been doing recently. However, I must admit that I have not been able to gain much success as of now. I am trying to build the right kind of strategies and trying to upgrade my skills.

As a landscaped garden designer I have done severa gardens, I designed my own home and live there. I am a Trustee of a Charitable Trust.

Posting on forums, watching videos on YouTube, and surfing the internet are my three main side hustles. I have been doing this for a very long time and I love these side hustles.

On Jun 22, 2026, prolific-writer said:

Posting on forums, watching videos on YouTube, and surfing the internet are my three main side hustles. I have been doing this for a very long time and I love these side hustles.

But how do you make money from watching Youtube vidoes?

I have only two side hustles that’s freelancing and trading and I must it’s really good and I’m planning on becoming a full time trader soon

A Side hustle I enjoyed working on was GPT rewards sites, they paid surprisingly well.

Both affiliate marketing & content making required skill, thus they served as cure boredom, a casual past-time.

However,I am entirely focused now on the latter (content making), as my social accounts are beginning to sprout & gain momentum.

I’m seriously considering a role as pro content manager.

But here is the real question: What was your biggest learning curve?

I ran a forum for 11 years. It was rewarding at the time, though I didn't make much money from it (any money just covered hosting costs mainly).

I've re-sold items online before and made some pocket money through that.

I've started a new programming business and working on a product, so fingers crossed that does well.

I have a side hustle, the side hustle I enjoy the most is affiliated marketing and content writing, but sometimes, I also complete task on freelance website to add up my earning.

When you are choosing a side hustle, you need to choose what give you passion. So that completing works can be flexible for you.