My husband works remotely for a company programming, but he's worked for them since he was 20 in person. And then, he was selling used electronics on eBay but the storage building was flooded around May so he had to stop that. And then, I take care of our chickens (free-range) and collect their eggs (we have 15 hens) and maybe get around 7-10 eggs/day. We don't have much of a business but we do sell to our neighbour every couple of months and then trade with a local for canned goods and meat. My husband's parents will also sell them for us if we can ship them out to them.

We also homestead (I moved with my husband around Nov 2021 and he started doing it in March 2020). We have deer on our property so I would be interested in hunting and processing the meat and that would save alot on food costs. Also, maybe tanning hides. And then people around us do canning so have to learn how to do that eventually. I think the baked goods idea is really neat and fun. I have been foraging and I thought it would be a good business idea to sell berry (chokecherry, saskatoon) jams, hazelnuts, and wild sage but it's a lot of work to even collect them, though i think it would be a good family business (with kids to help) in the future.

Well, now that there's a lot of remote work out there for people in certain fields, we can often hold down a couple jobs (as I do now).

I would also like to add: thrifting for furniture, clothing brands, kitchen ware (not plastic, but actual quality) and then reselling these for what they’re worth (since thrifting tends to be cheaper) will bring in a fair income!   

I teach in a private academy. I also have some farmland, but that doesn't make money, it's for self-consumption.