Ever dreamt of turning your passion into profit?

[Jawhead999]

Instead you will feel drained and tired from working. If your passion used to be your stress reliever and suddenly it becomes the source of stress what do you do then?

Well I think it depends on what kind of “hobby” or “passion” it is we are talking about anyway. Those words encompass a lot of things for example one could be very passionate about science hence becoming maybe a doctor. I am sure they have orher hobbies that do not include science.

Definitely they will look for other hobbies, that's why just like I said before, if you use your passion or hobby as a source of income, you will hate your passion or hobby in the future. I ever tried to change my hobby because I want to follow my friend's hobby, but the reality I can't keep up with that hobby and turn back my hobby was the best for me. So it's not going to be easy to find a new hobby...

This is something many people are doing in this world now, they don’t usually wait for government to provide for them, instead they used their talent to create something valuable that will fetch them money for their survival.

It's weird to see people are waiting government to provide for them, even you get a job from the government, it's mostly low paid jobs.

[Maus0728]

I feel like if I do it, I'd get drained doing what I love, I think that there's a fine line between money making and passion project and there's lines that you don't want to cross. I personally don't want my passion in art to be a job but I do accept commissions, I still don't see why I should be doing it full time, I'm having fun and I'm getting paid with what I deserve and I don't get burned out which is the best thing plus I'm not going to get exchange that for anything in this world, maybe at a certain price but I don't want to risk hating what I love to do because I decided to milk it for money.

[Obulis]

I feel like if I do it, I'd get drained doing what I love, I think that there's a fine line between money making and passion project and there's lines that you don't want to cross. I personally don't want my passion in art to be a job but I do accept commissions, I still don't see why I should be doing it full time, I'm having fun and I'm getting paid with what I deserve and I don't get burned out which is the best thing plus I'm not going to get exchange that for anything in this world, maybe at a certain price but I don't want to risk hating what I love to do because I decided to milk it for money.

Actually, crossing this line between money and passion is very common mostly when someone is just starting out without a reliable source of income. Under this circumstances, before you know it you won't be able to recognize your passion anymore as it will wear the gament of make money and the money is not coming as expected.... The anger, stressful expectations made me not remember that this is my passion as I experienced lately.....

[G_Besar]

Actually, crossing this line between money and passion is very common mostly when someone is just starting out without a reliable source of income. Under this circumstances, before you know it you won't be able to recognize your passion anymore as it will wear the gament of make money and the money is not coming as expected.... The anger, stressful expectations made me not remember that this is my passion as I experienced lately.....

When starting something, there should be no anger or pressured expectations, because things like that will not allow you to go straight to a more successful place. Everyone needs to start with enough patience and no anger because of anything. Because when you don't have money that you can rely on to do something, you should first look for money through whatever it is so that you can start the thing you want with a calmer feeling and not rely on excessive emotions in that matter.

[Obulis]

Actually, crossing this line between money and passion is very common mostly when someone is just starting out without a reliable source of income. Under this circumstances, before you know it you won't be able to recognize your passion anymore as it will wear the gament of make money and the money is not coming as expected.... The anger, stressful expectations made me not remember that this is my passion as I experienced lately.....

When starting something, there should be no anger or pressured expectations, because things like that will not allow you to go straight to a more successful place. Everyone needs to start with enough patience and no anger because of anything. Because when you don't have money that you can rely on to do something, you should first look for money through whatever it is so that you can start the thing you want with a calmer feeling and not rely on excessive emotions in that matter.

That means going about passion passionately not minding the bottlenecks that wants to drawn the fun.

[GideonGono]

Who hadn't dreamt of doing it, doing something you like while earning through it.
I think we wouldn't be stressed out from earning if it ever happens, and only few could pull that kind of life.
Some people needs to focus on their earning because they couldn't afford to risk it for something that doesn't guarantee to give them profit or earnings.

[boty]

Who hadn't dreamt of doing it, doing something you like while earning through it.
I think we wouldn't be stressed out from earning if it ever happens, and only few could pull that kind of life.
Some people needs to focus on their earning because they couldn't afford to risk it for something that doesn't guarantee to give them profit or earnings.

Getting income from doing work that we like is of course very enjoyable and we will never feel burdened in doing that work, yes, very few people can do that, therefore we must be able to enjoy every job we do, at least with the work that we do. what we do has given us an income that can meet the needs we need and indeed most people will look at the income they will get from the work they do because they do not have a skill that they like that can provide them with an income.

[Freeesta]

Oh, that’s exactly what happened to me! I liked working out in the gym, I learned some exercises to correct my figure and enjoyed it. The most pleasant thing is a healthy lifestyle that has become the norm for me. My friends and colleagues asked me to give them recommendations. Everyone wants to have the same beautiful figure. And one day I thought that I could do something good for other people. I have to try this. At first it was a job for pleasure in my free time from my main job, but now I have completely devoted my life to this activity and I like what I do. In the future I want to open my own fitness club.

[RockBell]

Who hadn't dreamt of doing it, doing something you like while earning through it.
I think we wouldn't be stressed out from earning if it ever happens, and only few could pull that kind of life.
Some people needs to focus on their earning because they couldn't afford to risk it for something that doesn't guarantee to give them profit or earnings.

And I feel the reason why some people are even getting set back is because they are doing what they don't like. I feel if someone have passion for something ot won't be that difficult or even get tiring since is something you love doing and that is why its always not good forcing people to do things. They should be given that freedom of selection even in career part. And that is were i blame some parents. A lot of people that left school to go and sing look at them they are doing very well and you will see that they won't get tired of singing and they are earning from singing, so its a clear principle that you should go for what you love, that might just be a breakthrough for you.

We should learn to make choices that are best for us and that way we can succeed in our talen. Every thing depends on how dedicated you are it might not be guaranteed but dedication might bring out results.

[angrybirdy]

Turning a hobby into a business sounds so fun! But I bet it has its challenges too.  What did you do for fun that you managed to monetize? I wanna hear all about how you went from hobbyist to entrepreneur!

Tell me, what struggles popped up as you worked to turn your passion into a profit? How did you push past them? Got any pro tips you can share to help other hobby lovers try to make it big? I love hearing stories of folks who bet on themselves and won.

I have a full time job and at the same time, I'm doing some commission based work, If you guys know how affiliates works on the black app? Since I really love taking video and doing online shopping, I decided to try doing affiliates by making a video and doing a reviews in every product that I purchased and tadah! It really works, I didn't earn that much when I was just starting until now because my followers weren't that big so the engagement was low but it's a good feeling that someone buys in my product basket even if I only earn 5-12% commission per product, what's more those videos with trending views and producsts, for sure they will earn a lot, It's just funny because even though the income is small, I enjoy what I do because the only investment I have is a cellphone and internet.

[tabas]

Turning a hobby into a business sounds so fun! But I bet it has its challenges too.  What did you do for fun that you managed to monetize? I wanna hear all about how you went from hobbyist to entrepreneur!

How I wish that I am still into pokemon cards because when I was young, I'm very hooked with it but then later on I grew up and lost my interest on it. I think in schools before, I'd sell anything that I have when I'm short in cash. I don't know if that can be considered being an entrepreneur already because I am just resorting to have some cash through selling my stuff when in need.

Tell me, what struggles popped up as you worked to turn your passion into a profit? How did you push past them? Got any pro tips you can share to help other hobby lovers try to make it big? I love hearing stories of folks who bet on themselves and won.

As I grow, maybe it's all about the grit that you have. No matter how hard that passion is and profiting from it, you're not giving up because you're believing on it and you're seeing the potential of it. Not giving up too early until you gain some results whether they're good or bad.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Turning a hobby into a business sounds so fun! But I bet it has its challenges too.  What did you do for fun that you managed to monetize? I wanna hear all about how you went from hobbyist to entrepreneur!

It does have it challenges but those are what make it entertaining to do when you can conquer the challenges and finally succeed, it'll all be worth it. If turning your hobby into a business was easy, everyone would had been doing it and there will be no profits in doing what everyone is doing. One of the easiest passion to business is influencing, if you have a passion for anything you can turn an influencer for that thing especially when you're good with your camera or words because you can either film yourself influencing a business or blogging about it.

Tell me, what struggles popped up as you worked to turn your passion into a profit? How did you push past them? Got any pro tips you can share to help other hobby lovers try to make it big? I love hearing stories of folks who bet on themselves and won.

I once had a Passion for telling others stories through blogging and I monetized it back then before Bitcoin became popular than I shifted my attention to the industry and I have been here since them. I'm still writing so I didn't leave the writing industry but now I don't do it for the money but for the love of sharing my knowledge with like minded people and also passing on what I know to others just joining the industry. One challenge that you'll have when trying to turn your passion into a money earning opportunity is that you'll get frustrated when things aren't going as you planned but you don't need to stop then but hustle/push harder and you'll get your breakthrough.

[Zoomic]

Gone are those days when people complain that they couldn't get the support they needed to earn from their hobbies. The presence of social media has made it even much easier for anyone to earn from the comfort of their homes just by creating contents from that one thing they love doing the most. Social media is easily accessible by all, only those who have no intentions of making money from their hobbies should make excuses.

I have always enjoyed impacting knowledge into people, especially young people. With the intention of earning from what I love doing, I do not need to build a school first before I earn. Doing that will demand lots of energy and resources which I might not be able to give. Social media gives me that privilege to have fun and earn at thesame time.

[Smartvirus]

Turning a hobby into a business sounds so fun! But I bet it has its challenges too.  What did you do for fun that you managed to monetize? I wanna hear all about how you went from hobbyist to entrepreneur!

Tell me, what struggles popped up as you worked to turn your passion into a profit? How did you push past them? Got any pro tips you can share to help other hobby lovers try to make it big? I love hearing stories of folks who bet on themselves and won.

Growing up in life as a young teenager, I had this dream that my reality haven’t been the case yet though, it’s something I haven’t let go. You just get to certain points in life where the necessity over whelms the want to do.

Else, it’s a lovely thing when your hobby is the one tinny that is also putting money in your purse. That way, you don’t even get to see it for a job or something that is far from fun but, you just do your thing, joyfully and with everyday pleasure but still, your getting money. It’s like being paid for living, that’s how I see it. Yet, it’s never easy to archive as you need the right opportunity and audience for this and that’s where the deal breaker resides.

[Assface16678]

Gaming, yes, I know it might not be considered a passion, but the thing is, I really like playing games, and I have dreamt of becoming a successful streamer where I get to play whenever I want while earning. It is not an easy thing, which is why here I am working in a corporate setting and being stressed all day. I know I want this line of work or field of work, but I imagined that what if I really pursue streaming? I think I could live every day entertained and satiated playing games while creating a community that will support you. I think that is a good dream, but for now, I think it is impossible because I have my own responsibilities now and I need to prioritise them. So if there is a chance, maybe, just maybe, it's still not too late to do streaming, and you know, live the life that I want.

[wxa7115]

Gone are those days when people complain that they couldn't get the support they needed to earn from their hobbies. The presence of social media has made it even much easier for anyone to earn from the comfort of their homes just by creating contents from that one thing they love doing the most. Social media is easily accessible by all, only those who have no intentions of making money from their hobbies should make excuses.

I have always enjoyed impacting knowledge into people, especially young people. With the intention of earning from what I love doing, I do not need to build a school first before I earn. Doing that will demand lots of energy and resources which I might not be able to give. Social media gives me that privilege to have fun and earn at thesame time.

Social media has allowed anyone with access to the internet and a few recording tools to embark themselves on the adventure to try to make money with their hobbies.

But make no mistake, this is no way easier than what it was on the past, and this is because now you are competing against people all over the world, and we know this is true because even if there are people out there with a lot of followers, the majority of those that try to earn money with their hobby only get a couple of likes a day, not enough to make a living through their passion I would think.

[uneng]

Tell me, what struggles popped up as you worked to turn your passion into a profit? How did you push past them? Got any pro tips you can share to help other hobby lovers try to make it big? I love hearing stories of folks who bet on themselves and won.

To say the truth I like writting and making posts on this forum, so I'm glad I can monetize this activity, so besides having some fun posting I also make a helpful income from it to pay some of my expenses.

In general I try working with things I enjoy doing, and that is why I chose a field of sudy to educate myself inside a professional career I will enjoy working futurely, which is Psychology.

What I can share as tip with others is to advise them to seek for self-knowledge. Know yourself, know what you like doing, know what is pleasant for you, and you will find long term alternatives on what to do as hobby, while also making an income from it.

Avoid doing activities just because others want you to do (to please others), or because you are aiming exclusively money.

[Bulltard]

yeah i always wanted to be a pizzaiolo but i'd literally eat all the profits

[Stablexcoin]

We are in the era of using what we know, have, or get to make lots of money. It is a world where you act crazy on the internet and get paid, where shabby clothes, dress naughty, and show your nakedness online and still get paid. This is why everyone with a skill, talent, hobby whatever that is should find a way to monetize it. There is no harm in doing such, there are no challenges at all.

Growing up I was fond of playing chess, as time went by the passion grows much that I attended chess competitions as a child. Right now I currently teach chess at a game house and I get paid well for doing it. I am planning to have a social media account where I would teach people how to play chess online and I believe it will surely work out for me.

[Lamkuthang]

Turning a hobby into a business sounds so fun! But I bet it has its challenges too.  What did you do for fun that you managed to monetize? I wanna hear all about how you went from hobbyist to entrepreneur!

Tell me, what struggles popped up as you worked to turn your passion into a profit? How did you push past them? Got any pro tips you can share to help other hobby lovers try to make it big? I love hearing stories of folks who bet on themselves and won.

I myself see great potential among young people today. e.g. Bouquet Flower Business name in my place and it's only $7 Capital with a fantastic profit opportunity if totaled at the end of the year. The enthusiasts range from young people to adults whether for graduation, anneversery or special gifts for those who are in disguise.

Everything starts from art then becomes a hobby and when permission comes with a quality product it will be one solution to increase financial income.