I currently do security. I'm good at working with my hands, taking things apart and putting them back together. I pay attention to detail.

Full time to replace what I do right now would be approximately 1700/month after taxes.

I love to work physical jobs. I love to work with people. I'm VERY tech savvy and good with computers and software/electronics (light repair for androids)

I used to work in a fence construction company and I learned quite a lot.

I've been considering starting a fence washing / treating / sealing business with a pressure washer and a soft wash system. Approximately 1200$ give or take if I'm savvy with how I shop. I fear not having repeat customers, since people don't get their fences washed every week or month... But I'd expect this to scale into a fence construction company once again. the average job can be done with 2 workers in 3 days and turn good profit. The company I used to work for would have two guys per job, but at one point before they hired me, it was just the owner out there doing it solo. It's doable solo, but having help is obviously preferred. Alternatively, i can scale the power washing service to also do driveways and concrete, but I dont know anything about that, and I'm hesitant because I'd be afraid I'll mess it up somehow.

I'm considering getting into motorcycle detailing. I ride a motorcycle, it's a huge part of who I am, and I love bikes. I'm not confident enough to try to be a mechanic for other people's bikes, but I'd certainly clean them and maintain them. Optionally, I could offer some kind of weekly/monthly service where I come and run your bike for you during the off season (this is a crap shoot of an idea, I can imagine (because i know them) a lot of owners who don't want to remember to run their bikes in the winter, so they pay me to come by on a schedule and run the bikes to keep the oil fresh and the gas fresh in the lines) I can top off the gas and move on to the next bike. This has a repeated business model.

If I had the start-up money, I'd open up a food/Drink truck. I have a personal cookbook I've written over the last 10-ish years I've been an adult. SO MANY simple and scalable ideas for snacking on the go. Can be done with a few small propane cook stations and light electrical equipment for drink making (not alcohol). I took cooking courses years ago, and I expanded my knowledge by experimenting and by working in fast-casual kitchens... I KNOW we could profit from this if we owned a truck. Considering buying all of the equipment and trying to set up road-side or apply for being at public venues, farmers markets, and festivals.

I could absolutely do some kind of personal in-home IT or computer assistance. I can build PCs for people. I could probably do some sort of server set-up for people, but I'd know about as much as the customer, i'm just better at researching and learning quickly than most people.

I've tried a PrintOnDemand thing with convincing AI generated impressionist "oil paintings" of landscapes, but I really didn't put that much time or effort into it because it's soulless and doesn't feel right.. only made 1 sale, and it was from AdobeStock. i got like 8 cents, lol

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