Side Project and startup ideas

Yo~ Welcome to my side project and ideas page. If you feel that itch to create something that can geneate passive income or getting out of the rat race, this page document my current project, startup ideas, failed projects and lesson learned. These are the personal reminders I use to reference and move forward hopefully it can help you as well.

This is one of the quote that I aways refer to.

Very few people have the humility to start as amateurs.
They procrastinate doing the work they want in the name of perfectionism.
You know these people. The one’s who have been saying for years that they’re going to do something but never do.
Yet inwardly, they’re terrified of what other people will think of them.

Table of Contents

• Idea Backlog
• Notes
• Current Hustle
• Failed Hustle

Ideas

I'm going to say something that might sound harsh, but it needs to be said: Your startup/ side project idea, the one you’ve been guarding carefully, is worthless.

It happens at almost every tech or business meetup I go to. I was chatting with someone, and they'll lean said something like, "I'm working on something big." "What is it?" I'll ask. They'll look around, and say, "I can't really talk about it."

I’ve even encountered people who want me to sign an NDA before they’ll even hint at their world-changing concept. They’re protecting the idea in their head without a single line of code written, without a single customer validation, even a basic Minimum Viable Product.

The underlying value of an idea is zero. The real value isn't in the idea; it's in the execution and validation that follow.

My list of side hustle and business Ideas

Sharing these ideas that's been sitting in my Evernote/ now Notion. It might just be a passing thought, or perhaps my own lack of drive or time has kept it unbuilt. If it proves useful or sparks your creativity, please feel free to adopt and modify it to your needs. If by any chance you find these ideas useful, please support me by clicking on the extneral links or views my other pages

1. People/uni student for hire.

This platform directly connects individuals and businesses with people, including university students, for hire on temporary, part-time, or project-based work. It offers hirers access to a diverse, cost-effective talent pool and flexibility, while providing income, experience, and networking for workers. Key features include user profiles, job posting/search with matching, communication tools, secure payment, reviews, and optional verification. Monetization can include commission, subscriptions, and advertising. Success hinges on building trust, managing disputes, and effective marketing, potentially focusing on a student niche initially.

2. Sharehouse / sharemate platform

A platform designed to match house owners with tenants, particularly students and professionals, by providing neighbourhood insights to find compatible housemates.

3. Food Truck follower

A platform that connects hungry customers with mobile food trucks, showing their exact current locations, schedules, and menus.

4. Entrepernur sign quotes and design

Curated decor service and subscription box for entrepreneurs, startups, and home offices. Create and deliver beautifully designed, high-quality signs and art featuring motivational quotes that resonate with the entrepreneurial journey.

Notes

Having a clear goal will help you to be more productive and able allocate your free time towards the project.

Building a successful side hustle or side project requires more than just initial excitement; it demands resilience. There will be times when progress is slow, motivation dips, and the path forward seems unclear.

Yet, I am convinced that a steadfast commitment to the vision, coupled with persistent action – even in the face of adversity – is the cornerstone of achieving long-term success.

It’s about maintaining focus on the ultimate goal and understanding that every challenge overcome is a step closer to realizing it.

Current Projects

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