Transcript of @minolee.mp4's reel

3 months ago, I started these two trending side hustles as a complete beginner, building an app and then doing UGC content creation.
So I want to break down exactly how I made this much money as a complete beginner and the exact skills you need to learn and the timeline, the realistic timeline for you to actually turn this into a full-time income.
The first side hustle was significantly harder, and it was building an app from scratch purely vibe coding with AI. It basically scanned your content and then gave you a rating on how good your hook was. But my practical pro tip is to launch your app as quickly as possible and to market it as quickly as possible. When you see that first download, and you see that first dollar coming into your bank account, the sooner that you can make this side hustle, this weird fugazi pipe dream for now, into real dollars in your bank account, you're going to get this wind of motivation where you're like, holy fucking shit, I can make this work. This is real. I can make $100K a month+ from this. It all comes back to making videos, which actually brings me to my second side hustle, UGC content creation. After posting 15 videos, I got paid $5,000. So the way UGC works is you just get paid per video that you post promoting an app. So I got paid $50 per video that I was promoting. I want to clarify some bullshit that I see all the time about side hustles that I used to buy into, which is that you can do side hustles without putting in much work. And that's not true. The goal of a side hustle is to build up your skills to eventually make it your full-time income. The two side hustles that I just described to you involve two high-paying skills, two high income skills, content creation and coding. These skills are so hyper-scalable that eventually you can turn them into million dollar businesses. That's how I want you to think about side hustles, not an extra $1,000, $2,000 a month. Because realistically, are you gonna be fucking motivated to learn a new skill that you suck at and probably not get paid much money for the first month if all you're working towards is just a measly $1,000, $2,000 a month? No, think about the $10,000 a month, $100,000 a month vision eventually with your side hustle. That's gonna give you this burning desire to be like, yo, fuck it, I'm gonna learn this shit. Even if I suck right now at posting videos online, even if I have no clue how to code, and this coding stuff is so confusing and it bugs out every day, you're gonna fucking make it. That's how I want you to think about a side hustle.

"3 months ago, I started these two trending side hustles as a complete beginner, building an app and then doing UGC content creation."
[TEXT: "these 2 side hustles made me $8,000 in my first month"]
"So I want to break down exactly how I made this much money as a complete beginner and the exact skills you need to learn and the timeline, the realistic timeline for you to actually turn this into a full-time income."
[TEXT: "1. mobile app 2. UGC content $2.37K 📈 100% Earnings $5.3K"]
"The first side hustle was significantly harder, and it was building an app from scratch purely vibe coding with AI. It basically scanned your content and then gave you a rating on how good your hook was. But my practical pro tip is to launch your app as quickly as possible and to market it as quickly as possible. When you see that first download, and you see that first dollar coming into your bank account, the sooner that you can make this side hustle, this weird fugazi pipe dream for now, into real dollars in your bank account, you're going to get this wind of motivation where you're like, holy fucking shit, I can make this work. This is real. I can make $100K a month+ from this. It all comes back to making videos, which actually brings me to my second side hustle, UGC content creation. After posting 15 videos, I got paid $5,000. So the way UGC works is you just get paid per video that you post promoting an app. So I got paid $50 per video that I was promoting. I want to clarify some bullshit that I see all the time about side hustles that I used to buy into, which is that you can do side hustles without putting in much work. And that's not true. The goal of a side hustle is to build up your skills to eventually make it your full-time income. The two side hustles that I just described to you involve two high-paying skills, two high income skills, content creation and coding. These skills are so hyper-scalable that eventually you can turn them into million dollar businesses. That's how I want you to think about side hustles, not an extra $1,000, $2,000 a month. Because realistically, are you gonna be fucking motivated to learn a new skill that you suck at and probably not get paid much money for the first month if all you're working towards is just a measly $1,000, $2,000 a month? No, think about the $10,000 a month, $100,000 a month vision eventually with your side hustle. That's gonna give you this burning desire to be like, yo, fuck it, I'm gonna learn this shit. Even if I suck right now at posting videos online, even if I have no clue how to code, and this coding stuff is so confusing and it bugs out every day, you're gonna fucking make it. That's how I want you to think about a side hustle."

Genre

Hip-Hop

Mood

Calm

Tempo

Slow

Type

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