Just thinking about the little things we enjoy that is other people’s way of earning, for example fishing.
I fix all the tech at work because our IT department is dog trash and not fixing something when I know how feels like bees in my brain. Does that count as a hobby? :/
I also sometimes cook food in a more elaborate way than necessary which I’ve heard some people get paid for
I considered this until I learned how much more IT is paid than me, without needing the education and certifications that I need.
Funny, I can’t seem to remember which port my mouse plugs into on my work computer now.
Influencer (I shitpost non-stop)
Ice hockey goalie. I’m no good at it, but it’s so much fun.
Fixing bikes. But if I had to do it for a job, under time pressure, I’d hate it. Give me all afternoon to fix a bike and let me put on a 5 hour podcast about the collapse of the Aztec empire, that’s my happy place
I would like to know which podcast covers the fall of the Aztec empire for 5 hours. Asking for a friend
http://historyonfirepodcast.com/episodes/tag/Aztec
You will not be disappointed.
Thanks for this one can never have enough shit to listen while gardening
Doing stuff with CSS
Me too
Photography.
I’ve been doing it for a long time and I’m still somewhat mediocre. It could theoretically make me money, but for me the excuse for not doing it boils down to “but it would require me to deal with people”, given that most sought-after and commercially viable things to shoot are weddings, graduations and so on. In the end I keep it as something I (mostly) enjoy and occasionally do as favours to friends and family. I mostly shoot live music in order to support the local scene; I also do extreme sports and a bit of wildlife & landscapes.
Sex
Maintaining and modifying cars and motorcycles.
I write screenplays for fun.
I’ve written a bunch of short films and one day maybe one will get produced.
I’m also kind working on a historical drama feature film.
I really enjoy the creative process and don’t truly care if I ever sell one it get one produced.
wrenching on my subaru :p during covid i pulled the engine. it was my first time ever pulling an engine out of a passenger car. i also pulled subframes and completely redid the suspension.
it keeps breaking, i keep fixing. symbiosis 🤝
I do nature photography
So many
Homelab
Buy broken electronics, repair, resell (so like microsoldering, diagnosing, etc)
Woodworking but I’m bad at it
Cooking
Music but I’m bad at it
3d printing/cad but I’m bad at cad
Language study 日本語
Pcb design and some coding related to this but I’m bad at it
It’s why I get the anti work people. If I could change careers every few years I would. I love learning about new stuff. I post a lot but most of the time I do that is either when I have idle time at work, before or right after work (although sometimes it leaks into weekends). I hate the phrase jack of all trades master of none, it’s cool to know about a lot of things (as long as you recognize the limitations of your knowledge)
Does 日本語 mean “I’m bad at it”
I recently learned that the full quote goes like this: “Jack of all trades, master of none, though oftentimes better than master of one.” Thought that might reconcile you with the phrase :)
You can also be a jack of all trades, master of some. Or a lot. Or most. 🤝
Or, you can be, Abserd!
it doesn’t matter whether you’re good at it or bad at it. As long as you enjoy what you do, that’s all that matters :)
Gardening or more specifically raising fruit trees. Right now I got about 50 citrus trees growing from trifoliate orange seeds. Once they’re ready I am going to graft lemons and satsumas onto them. I’m not planning to sell the trees, rather I’ll gift them to friends and family.
I also propagate houseplants and gift them to friends, family and colleagues. Since they’re so easy to propagate it’s almost no effort.
This is so wholesome, planting seeds figuratively and literally. Cheers!
I write software for fun and give it away. I also write software for money and don’t give it away.
🤘 Ditto!
Good man!
I brew alcohol and grow mushrooms(gourmet and non-gourmet)