But these talented makers are proving it's possible to turn that side hustle into a thriving business while still working their day jobs. And we’re totally here for it.
To celebrate these incredible entrepreneurs, LADbible is teaming up with Visa to put these creators in the spotlight, showcasing a load of amazing products that you can grab right now over on TikTok.
Ever heard of Dr Will’s avocado sriracha? If you don’t know, then get to know, as this is a sauce like none other. It’s made by an actual doctor after he’s finished seeing his patients for the day. Then there's Michelle Asare. By day, she's a dedicated nurse, but in her spare time, she's the brains behind Sincerely Nude, a game-changing boob tape brand designed for all body types and skin tones.
Muna, a software engineer-in-training, runs her own jewellery line from her bedroom. While Kieran, a former customer service agent, turns tattoo designs into rugs for your home. Or check out Inhaler Tailor, where a dad's mission to make his daughter's medication more fun has led to a line of quirky inhaler cases that are changing the game for fussy kids.
From beard oils crafted by old school mates to Gen Z board games made by an advertising exec, these guys are truly breaking the mould when it comes to innovative new products. And it’s even more impressive when you remember that they're juggling their businesses alongside their day jobs.
That's where Visa comes in. Their Level Up Your Game platform is all about inspiring everyone to take their passions to the next level. By helping to keep their payments safe and secure, Visa is helping these side hustlers level up their game and make their dreams a reality.
You can find all these products on the LADbible TikTok shop right now. So, head over to TikTok and click on the Showcase link in our profile to and support these talented creators: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZGeKuppYL/?page=TikTokShop
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Thomas Thorn