Aside: door-to-door selling, job, carwash, lemonade stand, baby-sitting.. etc.. A creative Idea that has helped YOU.
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helped me? house sitting. seriously, its great fun and you're left for most of the day to do what ever you want
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there is no quick way to make money. if there was, it's a scam. But you can have a garage sale and make some quick money doing that.
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ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.... ever hear of a really great invention called the "newspaper"? you should check it out it tells of local news entertainment and also contains something called a classified section which will have things such as help wanted ads itmes for sale ads. and yes even places to rent
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You're going to do what you've always wanted to do: work from home. How I wish I had your computer savy, knowledge and expertise! I have to settle for encouraging people into giving me their old computers when they upgrade so I can clean them out and give them to needy people. One mother who had had a hip operation was able to work from home all winter last year, here in Maine, thanks to someone's generosity. Work from your home! You are your own boss. You can call the shots. You can either be affordable or impossible. You can be the guy people hire because his rates are sensible. That would be a daily cash flow... and the possiblilties are endless, because you have your home office from which you can work. You can hook up a second computer in your home to keep your business records so they are not accessible online (to anyone but you). Money, money , money! Start thinking money instead of being too old! Job one is: establishing a really great cash flow for YOU and your family. They are job one. When you work from home, suddenly, you are no longer at the beck and call of company offers in just New York City. Your office is the United States, period. When you get richer and can allow a sense of humour about all this stuff, you can extend your business to outside the states. Sound too good to be true? I told Matt he should work for himself. He is now in San Marcos, Texas, binding little copy books which he sells from his home. Self-employed; well off; happy. So - work for yourself. Be the boss. Be all those people who won't even look at you or treat you nice. I am sending this message with tons of positive, vibrant success energies! Give what I tell you some serious thought. Sit down, put your feet up and think about being the boss. The worker. The bookkeeper. The candlestick maker - and of course, the Bill Gates II, who retired early! (You think I'm kidding, but how can you know you will not be a real success???)  Best to you from G., South Portland, Maine, U.S.A.
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odd job man, bin cleaning, driveway cleaning, rubbish removal, decorating, joinery/DIY type jobs for people,  plumbing, life coaching!, home tutoring, carpet fitting, gutter cleaner/painter.. just some ideas.\nIf you are serious about doing something as a business venture, have you considered a business planning course? check out the website below for one you can do from home around your other commitments...
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Sell to your friends and family, yard sales, garage sales, try craft shows. Sell to your locale grocery store.
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you might want to think of putting them next door to each other as in the money ex/pawn shop having one door and the chicken ice cream place having another. You want to Consider the hours in which the different places would have business. why pay some one to work for you during hours you don't need them just because the other part is open. by renting a large space with separate enters and placing a connecting door inside. you eliminate the problem of having to pay employees during hrs you don't need them. I speak from experience i owned a shop that one part was a early morning business and the other was late night . pay role killed me because i had to pay someone to be there from 8am to 1 am where with different doors i wouldn't of had to pay anyone to baby sit the other half.good idea though one roof good 2 doors better.
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I have lots of hobbies. Here's my list: reading the Bible, singing, playing guitar, drawing, painting, stenciling, rubber stamping, reading, writing songs, crocheting, knitting, decorating, walking, riding a motorcycle, camping, fishing, lettering, creating greeting cards, going to rummage sales, and photography. I also like to travel, though we can't afford to go very far. We have a pop-up camper and go camping. We also have a Sheltie and I like to teach her new tricks. I also enjoy helping people, whether it's with a move to a new home or just because they're sad. There's lots to pick from, and there's so much you can do to fill your time. I always suggest getting involved in volunteer work. I volunteer for Habitat For Humanity, helping them with fundraisers, making signs, creating artsy things, and even helping paint the house, among other things. It's fun and very rewarding to see it all come together. Hope this helps you find something. <*)))><
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Well...the things I have done are small, but I think that they are helpful.\n\nI used to work for an inner city nursery, so would keep an eye out for sales on clothes at retail, second hand, and garage sales to give clothing to indigent children going home.\n\nOur work sponsors a family every year for Christmas, helping them with food, clothes, toys.  We all give to that.\n\nI volunteer on Thanksgiving to serve food to the homeless every year.\n\nI donate to random charities--breast cancer, childrens homes, Goodwill, American Cancer Society, my college alumni association, and a local chapter on STD/AIDS prevention.\n\nThink I do a fair amount...could do more though.
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I opened an errand service a couple of years ago. I did things like shop, house sit, walk dogs, take pictures, p/u and deliver things. \nI didn't promote it enough because my mother was not in good health and the town I live in is small but I think it would do better in a larger town. Not much start up cost. Just $25 business license and advertising cost.
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mow the lawn, deliver papers, clean dog poop, do other people's homework (if your smart), pull weeds, dog sit (if your parents let you). you get the idea.
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You could GET A JOB! Or you could babysit, house sit, walk dogs, dig through your couch cushions...the list goes on and on!
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Hi, Care bear...these are a few ideas....but you can check the rest in the link....Good Luck!!!!\nNEIGHBORHOOD FLEA-MARKET \nCOSTUME BALL \nTALENT SHOW \nART SHOW \nCAR WASH \nCOMMUNITY AUCTION
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this is an interesting idea. what exactly would you do though?...pick up supplies?
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1) Home-based car wash\n2) Grass cutting service\n3) Mulching service\n4) Baby-sitting\n5) Garage cleaning service\n6) Computer install/repair\n7) Convention\n8) Custom T-shirts (using http://www.cafepress.com/)
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You can be a babysitter, offer to help people with their houshold chores, cut lawns, plow snow, walk dogs, etc...
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I have a friend that goes to flea markets, garage sales and goodwill stores, she finds really good stuff and sells on e-bay. She is doing pretty good, pulling in good money now.