Second source of income
So what are you planning to do for second source of income apart from your daily job. If already doing what's that?
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I get some decent chunk of money every month through GitHub sponsors.
Can you tell us more about it.
@RemoteLute36 I maintain some decently popular open-source projects. So, if someone sponsors that project through GitHub, you would get a cut of that. Similarly, some repo maintainers/owners would sponsor you if you make decent contributions to their projects.
Since they sponsor in USD, when you convert it to INR post tax, it is usually a lot.
Active stock market trading. 1-2 hours a day. Aim for consistent returns
How to learn trading?
Started with understanding of long term investing like company performance, profile, technical charts etc. Then moved deeper into technical charts and trends. Tried swing trading first with safer stocks. Now, moved to FnO and day trading actively as well. I would suggest first learn the basic on investing and then move onto understanding how short terms technical charts and patterns work before you jump into trading. Once you are confident start with a fixed small capital and only play on that plus any profit you make.
There are tons of videos on YouTube on trading and investing. Just start with basics and dive deeper as you discover new topics or terms.
Rental income - Both commercial properties and rental properties
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I did part-time teaching job during weekends, took a toll on my health and my life.
If remote, go for part-time coding gigs
Learn scalp trading
Go for some contractual or part-time gigs
I was planning on part time teaching during the weekends. I'm pretty good at backend and thought I can try this as many of my colleagues tell me I'm great at explaining stuff.
Now reading your comment, I'm a little hesitant
In teaching, day 1 is exciting, day 123 is boring. You have to create content, assignments, clear the doubts. These are daining tasks
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