What’s up Bros Nation. It’s Stevie Bee and welcome to another episode of Money Talk Sundayz. This episode is all about side hustles and some of the best side hustles you can do in 2023 with little to no startup costs. In this day and age you're going to need at least one side hustle to help offset the rising costs of inflation. Have you seen the prices of eggs lately? It seems insane but it's not really that insane to actually have a side hustle. Back in 2020 a study showed that 45% of Americans had a side hustle with the percentage increasing every single year. One out of every 10 people that had a side hustle profited over one thousand dollars per month. That is pretty good that one out of every 10 people Americans had a side hustle that made over a thousand dollars a month. How could an extra grand a month help you? Keep it locked on Money Talk Sundayz for more. Subscribe: https://linktr.ee/moneytalksundayz Welcome to Money Talk Sundayz. I'm your host Stevie Bee. For those tuning in via your favorite streaming platform hit that like and share button. You can also subscribe to the Money Talk Sundayz podcast. The link will be in the description box. For those viewing on YouTube, like, share, and subscribe. You can even hit the notification bell to receive the alerts of new videos dropping. Now let’s get into it. Add up to $300 a month in passive income storing other people's stuff Do you have extra space around the house and want to make money off it? Perhaps you have an unused driveway, garage, basement, shed, or parking spot. If it’s just sitting there wasting away, you could turn that unused space into passive income every single month… without ever lifting a finger. All you have to do is go to neighbor.com and sign up to be a host. It’s like an AirBNB of storage. Neighbor is a website that lets you rent out your unused space to make extra money on autopilot. You can turn your garage, spare room, or even closet into a profitable side hustle that earns several hundred dollars a month. Seriously. You just sign up on their site, list what space you have available, and people in your city can rent out your unused space to store their stuff, while paying you a premium for the storage. The entire process works seamlessly and money is deposited into your account automatically. You don’t even need to move anything — your renters will move their stuff in (and out) on their own, while you collect a sweet paycheck month after month. Neighbor takes the work out of collecting payments from your renter! Oh, and you’re protected by up to $1 million in liability insurance too. Sign up today to see how much you could earn. Being a Virtual Assistant As companies grow in size, it becomes increasingly difficult to stay on top of the daily tasks necessary to keep the business running. When employees wear many hats in a fast-paced environment, it can be tricky keeping operations and administrative needs running smoothly. But hiring full-time, on site support staff isn’t always an option, either – and that’s where your services can come in. Thanks to the disruptive force of the Coronavirus pandemic, remote work has been normalized and in many cases preferred to the traditional brick and mortar ways of yesterday. Business Wire estimates that virtual assistants’ market size alone will reach $25.6 billion by 2025. You can work as a virtual assistant from anywhere in the world on a laptop, making it a good side hustle for digital nomads or full-time travelers. As more people are launching digital businesses, there is an incredible demand for people to help run them. There are no set tasks that virtual assistants perform, and assignments can vary depending on the employer. Some of the most common tasks given to virtual assistants include the following: administrative work, ie. scheduling meetings and booking travel etc., bookkeeping, customer service, data entry, personal assistant, social media production and more. If you are proficient in any