@LyndseyDo you feel alone in your side hustle?
Curious to know if you’ve found people IRL that are on the journey you are, and if so where?
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@dixter_gordongWhat if i’m building something no one will pay for?
Hey /sidehustle, I’ve been putting in 20+ hours/week on my side project for about 3 months now. A lot of the work/code is also taken from previous side projects that never saw the light of day. I feel like i have a thousand unfinished projects, and with all of them, at some po
@lemmetakeitapartWhat to do about a lack of confidence?
Here’s my dilemma. Opening up, seeking some real advice here. Hopefully this will help me and others too. There has to be someone else in this boat. I have hobbies and skills that I could pour into the mix and possibly make some extra side finances. I also, however, am a perf
@LyndseyHow much time do you spend on your side thing?
It’s not talked about enough, some people are incredibly efficient, others are all in on the midnight oil. There’s no right way. Where do you sit? And do you want your hours to go up or down?
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@opentoolsBuilding OpenTools
hey everyone, thought i’d be bold enough to share. I have been working on something i’m passionate about - OpenTools. Right now very early but trying to make llms less demoey and useful so that it can get the context it needs by tools organised by use case rather than individual
@lemmetakeitapartBuild Once - Reap the Benefits
Something that’s been on my mind lately is setting up avenues of residual income. The idea fascinates me. Put in a decent amount of up front work building something, perhaps distributable or downloadable - something along those lines - and reap the benefits repeatedly. As n
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@maincharacterWhat is the lowest-effort thing you’ve done that actually put money in your pocket?
I’ve been looking around and it seems like the only real "low-effort" options left are: Microtasks and different surveys: Using apps like Swagbucks or Prolific during downtime for a few bucks. Renting your stuff: Putting a spare room, a parking spot, or even a camper on rental
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@kaptainNice Community here
Hi and thanks for posting over at /aidevs . I've been side hussle-ing for a long time now, turning fun projects and experience into paid positions in crypto and machine learning. Currently working on a saas leveraging AI tools and APIs. Always keeping things interesting and learn
@lemmetakeitapartThe idea of a side-hustle seems a little intimidating to me
I’ll be honest - like the title, this idea seems a little intimidating to me. Maybe I’m overthinking it. I do that. I’ve got a few ideas, but don’t know where to start. Tell me your story. How did you spin up and start? At what point was it worthwhile - or at least start
@Lyndsey@LyndseyWill you quit your 9-5?
What would it take to turn your side hustle into your main hustle, specifically: What would need to fulfill you? How much would it need to be making?
@LyndseyAbout the new Side Huslte icon
There's a longer story behind my design of this character, but we'll save that for another time.For now I hope this signals new ideas, a fun place to be, and inspires action.🍋 Squeeze it!
@LyndseyDo you know anyone that’s turned a side hustle into their full-time income?
I’d love to hear the stories! Perhaps even get them in here to share?
@LyndseyWhat are the non-traditional ways you’ve made money?
Many of us fall victim to jumping into the same job boards, and the same side hustles. How have you done it different?
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@ultralightBasic In Home/Remote IT Supoprt
If you are in a semi-rural area like mine. A simple landing page with ways to contact you, a facebook + instagram page w/ ads - you can easily secure a few recurring clients. Funnily enough my most conversions came through traditional local newspaper ads. Other good channels were
@LyndseyBefore money mattered, what did you hustle?
All too often we fixate on the most profitable hustle. Personally, I think that’s the least interesting part of the story. The messy, naive, adrenaline driven hustles is where the fascinating lessons hide. So I’m curious: What was your very first hustle? Failure or suc
@SodrishFinally something is interesting, social community with benefits.
Please left your ideas 💡 here, so we can grow together with fun.
@Lyndsey👋🏼 Hey everyone! - Thrilled to finally launch this space for side hustlers.
I’m Lyndsey, I’m part of the startup ecosystem in Australia. Let’s swap ideas, learn from each other, and turn small projects into meaningful things! What are you building in 2026?
@LyndseyWhat boring, overlooked business do you know that actually makes money?
Not: • Vibe coding • Drop shipping • Online courses I’ll go first: Importing Steel Doors ~$125,000/month. ~30 hours a week once commercial relationships established. What other “boring” ideas deserve attention?
@LyndseyHypothetically. If I offered you $10k right now, what value will your product/service deliver for that money?
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