How 7 People Turned Their Passion Projects Into Successful Side Jobs

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By Lauren Rearick

When Le’Donne Morris began his career in graphic design and web development, he felt like something was missing. So he began to brainstorm a side job that would provide a creative outlet and a chance to channel some of his personal interests into a concrete product.
The result, Limited Time Offer, is an enamel pin design business that draws its inspiration from his long time passions: pop culture and professional wrestling.
“Personally, I started this because my day job lacks creativity, it helps fill that void,” said Morris, who prefers to go by Don.
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