KellyConnect offers remote roles in customer support and bilingual interpretation, with strong demand for English and Spanish speakers.
Pay typically ranges from $12 to $15 per hour, with flexible schedules that work well for beginners.
A high school diploma is sufficient, making this a solid entry point for anyone starting a remote career.
2/ Transcription Hub
Transcription Hub offers flexible remote transcription work, letting you choose when and how much you work.
Typical pay ranges from $15 to $25 per hour, depending on speed and accuracy.
No prior experience is required, but you must pass a transcription test, making it a good option for anyone looking for flexible remote income.
“List trusted and fully legal websites where I can stream movies and TV shows for free.
Group them by video quality, content type or genre, and country or region availability.
Only include safe, ad-supported or public-domain platforms.”
2. Access International Movies & Series
Prompt:
“Recommend legal, free platforms that stream international films and TV series with English subtitles.
Prioritize high video quality, reliable playback, and well-curated global content.”
I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE ARE STILL COPYING OUTDATED SIDE HUSTLES FROM 2024.
ChatGPT can surface real demand and help you build offers people are already buying.
Use these prompts to build a $8K/month income stream:
1. Opportunity Identification
Prompt:
“Evaluate my skills [list 5–8 skills], available time [X hours per week], and interests [list 3–5 interests].
Using current market demand in 2026, suggest 8 realistic side hustle ideas.
Rank each idea based on:
Expected profit in the first 90 days
Estimated startup cost (preferably under $350)
Time required to generate the first payment
Potential to scale to $8,000+ per month
For each idea, briefly explain why it is viable in the current market and what makes it relevant right now.”
2. Market Validation
Prompt:
“I’m thinking about starting [side hustle idea] and want to check if it’s worth pursuing before committing time or money.
Please help me assess:
• Who is currently succeeding in this space and how they operate
• What customers are actively paying for today
• Where existing solutions fall short or frustrate users
• The realistic earning range based on current market conditions
• The main risks that could prevent this from working
Based on this evaluation, advise whether the idea is strong enough to move forward, needs adjustment, or should be dropped altogether and explain why.”
MY FRIEND SUBMITTED 72 JOB APPLICATIONS. ZERO RESPONSES. ZERO INTERVIEWS.
Then I uploaded his resume to GROK and got 38 replies in 7 days.
Here are the 7 prompts I used:
1] Resume Optimization
Prompt:
“Rewrite my resume for the role of [job title].
Emphasize measurable results, use clear and professional action verbs, and include relevant keywords commonly used by recruiters and applicant tracking systems.”
2] Cover Letter Creation
Prompt:
“Write a clear and concise cover letter for the [job role] position at [company].
Ensure it is professional, tailored to the specific role, and aligned with the company’s expectations.”
I LOST 25 KILOS WITH CHATGPT AS MY PERSONAL TRAINER.
No gym. No expensive apps. No BS.
Just daily discipline + prompts that actually gave me structure.
Here’s the 8 Prompts that can do the same for you:
1. Body Audit & Transformation Plan
Prompt:
“Assess my current stats: weight [kg], height [cm], age [age], sex [M/F], and goal (fat loss + lean muscle gain).
Act as an expert coach and nutrition strategist.
Design a realistic 12-week training and nutrition plan that works without gym equipment, with clear progression and sustainability.”
2. Personalized Weekly Nutrition Blueprint
Prompt:
“Create a 7-day meal plan at ~1800 calories/day with 120g+ protein, minimal processed carbs, and budget-friendly, easy-to-cook foods.
Include full macros for each meal and a consolidated grocery list.
Exclude these foods: [list any foods you avoid].”
I accidentally unlocked a hidden ‘GOD MODE’ in ChatGPT.
What it started showing me felt… illegal.
Here are 8 prompts most people don’t even know exist:
1. What Nobody Explains Properly
Prompt:
“Explain the parts of [topic] that are misunderstood, oversimplified, or ignored in public discussions.
Use concrete examples, historical shifts, and practical consequences to show what’s really going on.”
2. The Unfair Advantage Builder
Prompt:
“Explain how top performers in [skill] stack advantages over time.
Cover decision-making habits, training priorities, and non-obvious resources that compound results faster than traditional learning.”