A MAN has revealed how his side hustle earns him an extra £100 every day without him lifting a finger.
Posting on TikTok, the savvy entrepreneur showed viewers how you can make cash “passively” in your free time.
Leigh says that the lucrative side-hustle can see you earn money without even showing your face.
The TikToker starts by showing a puzzle book for sale on Amazon which has a number of reviews and sales.
And savvy Leigh reveals that you can create the same book using a number of useful websites.
The side-hustle ideas expert advises budding entrepreneurs to use ‘PuzzleWiz’ to generate thousands of puzzles in a matter of minutes.
Leigh then says you should join a photo-editing website such as Canva, create a free account and make a book cover using the correct template.
And when the book is ready to go, the TikToker says that you should join kindle direct publishing to finish the job.
The website is completely free and he shows viewers how you earn 70% commission from every book self.
He adds: “This is a super easy side-hustle that I absolutely love.
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“It’s a side hustle than anyone can do and can earn a hundred per day passively.”
As always, TikTokers took to the comment section to weigh in on the video.
Some were incredibly impressed by Leigh’s savvy idea.
One said: “Great idea, everyone so close minded, he’s literally putting us on free game. keep the videos coming!”
Another commented: “This is valuable advice that I need.”
But other TikTokers were sceptical about Leigh’s methods.
“You’ve never made money doing this,” said one.
A fourth viewer commented: “Yeah no. so over saturated. theres millions of books online to buy.”
Elsewhere, a woman who started her side hustle as a way to earn a bit of cash says it now brings in more money than the £70,000 she makes in her day job.
Meanwhile, another woman has claimed that she makes £3,295 a week and works less than three hours a day.
And we previously told how a business expert revealed their top tips for turning your side hustle into a small start-up.