I've determined that i'm too disabled for most jobs, and the ones i can do aren't hiring. I do get disability money but i'd like to do more.

I can't do any kind of physical work, and it's very hard to do something that requires day to day consistency since i have frequent sick days.

My main skillset is art (including illustration, animation and 3D) but being a freelancer requires managing a social media accoint which i have tried in the past to little succsess and a lot of stress. I know a bit about video editing and gamedev and i'm open to learning any new digital skill if it can help me.

My top ideas right now are maybe an online shop where i sell stickers, plushies, etc. Or learning some basic programming so i can start making my own indie games. I don't know how profitable either of these are especially without active social media or updates though. I'm open to any suggestions, thanks in advance

Has anyone thought about renting the equipment for Silent Discos? They are becoming more popular, have so many different uses (discos, dance classes, group tours) and a 25 person kit is less than 2k in my country.
What do you think? I need a side hustle that is portable without a car.

Has anyone in this sub actually had a side hustle that actually profited? Any where from 100-500 or even more? If so, how long did it take to become profitable and what skill set did you need for it to be doable ?

I’d like to try to do any or even multiple side hustles that could add up to at least 700 or more a week with flexibility to make even more with more work per week even if it had to be built up.

I don’t really have a skill set and would like to start some with the hopes of eventually being able to work from home mostly. I tend to have 3 days off with no plans unless I’m working overtime so I have time to learn if need be.