Creating assets you can sell over and over again -- that’s the passive income dream, right?This is exactly what Rachel Jones at MoneyHackingMama.com has done by creating and selling downloadable printables on Etsy.This year she’s averaging over $10,000 a month in sales, all while balancing a full-time job and two young kids.Rachel has only been doing this for two years, and she’s planning on leaving her full-time job in the near future and going in full-time on her Etsy business.Big thanks to Cody from Gold City Ventures and The FI Show for the intro!Note: I call this the Buy Buttons strategy. To kickstart your business, find the mini-marketplaces your target customers are already shopping at. Go where the cash is already flowing!Tune in to The Side Hustle Show interview to learn: how to find profitable niches to sell digital products in on Etsy some of the categories Rachel likes the tools and technology she uses to get it all done Full Show Notes: $10,000 a Month Selling Digital Products on Etsy

Rachel Jones, an expert in minimalism and simple living, shares valuable insights into the art of decluttering. She presents key questions to ponder, such as whether items truly bring joy or serve practical needs. Emphasizing personal desires over societal pressures, Rachel offers a practical approach for creating a meaningful living space. She discusses the importance of self-reflection and prioritizing necessity in the decluttering process, while suggesting strategies for letting go of unnecessary belongings and even selling items to motivate change.

Rachel Jones of Nourishing Minimalism provides practical advice on handling sentimental items during decluttering by focusing on non-emotional items first, acknowledging feelings, and keeping truly special items. She emphasizes the importance of facing uncomfortable emotions, letting go of past seasons, and allowing oneself to keep special items to reduce anxiety.

Learn practical strategies for minimizing paper clutter in your life, including dealing with mail immediately, embracing digital options, setting up a drawer system, and canceling subscriptions. Discover how to reduce clutter by transitioning to paperless statements and automating bill payments, making your living space less stressful and more organized.

Rachel Jones, a proponent of minimalism, emphasizes how our belongings impact our ability to live in the present. She urges listeners to evaluate possessions based on their current relevance, advocating for a minimalist lifestyle that frees us from distraction. By identifying clutter that hinders joy, Rachel provides practical advice on decluttering. She encourages a reflective approach: embrace what serves you now and consider shedding items that no longer contribute to personal growth.

Rachel Jones of Nourishing Minimalism helps you simplify laundryEpisode 1789: Simplifying Laundry for a Large Family by Rachel Jones of Nourishing Minimalism on Home and Laundry HacksRachel started her journey to minimalism in 2008, struggling with depression and horribly embarrassed by the messy state of her home.Her goal for pursuing minimalism was to find contentment and joy in spending time with family and being able to focus on Christ. What she found was that minimalism wasn't the answer. But it is a tool to use to help you focus on what's important.Her mission is to help others turn their home into their own personal oasis.Having found an immense amount of freedom with minimalism, it's her goal to share the methods of simplifying and the tools that she had to rely on (and still does!) to maintain a home that is easy to take care of and a joyful space to live.The original post is located here: https://nourishingminimalism.com/simplifying-laundry-large-family/Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalRelationshipsDailyMarriageParenting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rachel Jones, principal of Clover Capital Group, specializes in multifamily apartments. She shares her insights on turning around distressed properties amidst challenges like fire damage and non-paying tenants. Rachel discusses the delicate balance between raising rents and keeping tenants happy. The podcast also covers the complexities of navigating insurance claims post-fire and highlights the importance of mentorship for multifamily investors, akin to Y Combinator, underscoring community involvement and strategic partnerships.

Minimalism expert Rachel Jones shares practical steps for embracing minimalism with a family. She emphasizes communication and gradual changes, involving family members in the process. By focusing on personal areas first, she provides actionable steps to simplify home and life together.

Discussing Pig Butchering scams with DHS experts, exploring global impact and scam prevention methods. Highlighting the importance of reporting and caution on various platforms. Uncovering connections between scams and human trafficking, emphasizing the need for awareness and prevention. Delving into cryptocurrency investigations and job opportunities within the Secret Service.

Rachel Jones, a minimalist and founder of Nourishing Minimalism, discusses decluttering the holiday schedule and finding peace. She shares strategies to prevent chaos and maintain routines. Rachel emphasizes the importance of letting go of less important things to focus on what truly matters during the holidays.