Train your eyes to see the opportunity in everything--Side Hustles that ANYONE can scale into a business:

Cleaning/Cleaning consulting business. You can make some money sourcing maids and getting them work, particularly in AirBnB. Charge a client $100, find a maid that charges $70. You make $30 a turnover.
$30x6 turnovers a monthx 12 units under managementx12 months = $25,920 /yr. The entire business can be run from your home and you never have to leave.
JB Amazon firesticks (buy for $30) and selling them for $65
Lease a 2bd apartment and corporate lease the 2nd room. If your rent is $1600 for a 2bd you can probably reduce it to $300-$600 (yes I have seen $300)
Get a chase saphire reserve card, rent out a time share, airbnb the time share. Use the profits to fuel your chase points which will allow you to travel for FREE(I will be doing this) and build your credit score (700+)
Get a 2nd car and list it on Turo
Network with rich people in crypto and source OTC ($10000+) deals and take a cut as a middle man.
Go on Udemy, buy a $10 photography course, learn photography and charge people $300 for graduation photo shoots
Use your looks and followers as a way to market clothing of your local musicians and charge them
Give advice to people on things you are good at using clarity.fm
Start a Corporate Housing Company
Buy crypto during crashes and sell at peaks. (Use moving averages and buy/sell according to the intersections)
Mine crypto
Flip Yard sales
Build computers, Sell them
Build furniture that people want (computer desks, etc) and sell them through Facebook market place or DM Short term rental hosts
Build social media account followers and sell them
Youtube (this takes time)
Steemit (this takes time)
Be a bookkeeper for a small business (college accounting majors who can't find an internship you should be doing this)

This is only a small selection of the many side hustle opportunities. When deciding on a side hustle, think about what is important to you and what you can fit into your schedule.

Train your eyes to see the opportunity in everything.

Thanks for reading.
Marli,