I accidentally became a household manager. I make $450 a week and still have time for other side hustles and jobs.
Here's a look at what I make and do in my side hustle as a household manager, which has helped me work toward my dream career while earning money.
Sky Lott, once a flight attendant, has found an unexpected career path as a household manager. This role allows her to supplement her part-time job salary and still pursue her dream career. She now earns $450 per week and manages the daily lives of a family friend's two sons. Her tasks range from organizing schedules and solving problems to helping with chores, cooking, and errands.
While the money is good, what Sky values most is the flexibility this job provides, allowing her to continue building her career on the side. The household management skills she's developed through this role have also been beneficial in her previous executive assistant position. Sky Lott emphasizes that this job isn't a long-term commitment but a valuable side hustle that helps her earn a flexible income and develop essential professional skills.
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