how do i get  work done  as throwing junk out,cleaning in general?
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Sort it into 3 piles: 1) Things I love and/or need, 2) Things I can sell or give to people, 3) Junk.
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You can start by reading the article "Starting a Janitorial and Cleaning Service Business" at http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol95/janitorial.htm The article contains information on startup strategies, operational considerations (prices, manpower, finding suppliers), and marketing the business. \n\nFrom the article, here are some tips to help market your business:\n\n1. The first step to marketing your business is deciding who your potential customers are and determining the types of services you could offer. \n\n2. The best way to market this business is through cold calling. Drive through the area to look for newly opened businesses, buildings or facilities. Then introduce yourself to the landlords ­ your potential clients ­ and request for an opportunity to bid on their cleaning contract. \n\n3. Draw up a better and more professional proposal by learning firsthand the needs of the potential customer, as well as the layout of the facility (e.g. type of carpeting, etc.)\n\n4. Networking is another effective strategy to get ahead in the janitorial business. Aside from newly opened buildings, get a list of companies that are downsizing or laying off cleaning staffs.\n\n5. Word of mouth is another effective form of advertising a janitorial service. It can be generated through favorable feedback from your existing clients that will hopefully filter to other building owners or entrepreneurs in your area.\n\n6. If you decide to embark on advertising, you can try placing an ad in newspapers or trade journals in your area. \n\n7. You can also try direct mailing to potential customers, sending them information and brochures about your business.\n\nFor more in-depth information about the business, we have compiled a list of books on the topic and you can either purchase the book or borrow them from your library. The list of recommended books on starting a cleaning business can be found at http://www.powerhomebiz.com/bookstore/homecleaning.htm\n\n- Commercial and Residential Cleaning Services: A Resource Guide to Developing and Maintaining Your Own Janitorial or Home Cleaning Business (Author: Walter Fenix)\n- Janitorial Service Businesses : Strategies for Promoting, Estimating, and Bidding Cleaning Services \n- The Janitorial Contractors Bible \n- Introduction to Janitorial Service Contracting : How to Succeed in Your Own Cleaning Business \n- Cleaning Up for a Living: Everything You Need to Know to Become a Successful Building Service Contractor \n- Introduction to Janitorial Service Contracting : How to Succeed in Your Own Cleaning Business
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The problem with the first guy's answer is you wont have a soul if you take him serious, I would suggest depending on what part of the country or where you are at that you should try doing some services.  Here in Alaska I was working for a company part time that charged their customers 48 an hour to clean dog poop!  If you get the right equipment, boots, and other gear its really not that bad, especially if you have an ipod, its pretty much like sweeping up trash.  You could trying mowing peoples lawns, walk pets, these might sound like teenager jobs but if you can get a business license you can make several times more.  Also you can trying selling some of your stuff on ebay.  Good luck and I hope your family member gets better.
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Grab a mop and clean the house
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Firstly you can put aside things that you can possibly reuse. Such as papers which are used on one side, empty mineral water bottles, microwavable food containers. Then sort out the rest of your trash into paper, plastic and metallic categories and put them into different bags. The others, you can place them in another bag. This will ease waste collection centre in sorting them. \n\nFor 2nd hand clothes, you can auction it off on Yahoo! auctions or participate in flea markets at Tanglin Mall every weekend. You can also give it away along with your used furniture to the Salvation Army headquarters at Bishan central and they'll resell it to other people. By the way, they provide free transportation services if you're giving away your furniture. So worry not about spending more money to move your trash away.
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usually i make a "to do list"  (as cheesey as that sounds)  and then go from there.  just take it one thing at a time instead of EVERYTHING at once.  if u divide it up, its easier to get done because it doesnt seem like SO much work.  then once u finish something, cross it off ur list.  it also makes u feel like u got something done, even if it was little.
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Get someone esle to do the damn dirty work for you!
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Pick major junk, (one which needs 2 hands.) seperate it from rest\n\nthen seperate pricky /sticky/ stingy/smelly stuff.\nfeel like throwing throw em.\nNow dump evey thing back and close and shelve it. its good for another few months.
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Put out wet floor signs while mopping!\nLOLOLOL
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You could go freelance and clean people's houses. Just make sure to do a good job (especially the bathroom, yeech!). Just make sure they pay cash, you can charge at least 10 dollars per room, or 50 or 60 bucks per house. You can put up ads in bulletin boards around where you live (some stores have them for free).  Lots of older people want people to clean their houses.  \n\nYou could also offer a dog walking service, but check to make sure there aren't laws or anything about that where you live.  \n\nI heard about someone who got real rich operating their own pooper scooper pick up service, you could try that too. Just make sure to do a good job, then ask them for a referral to a friend.
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You could try cleaning houses or offices.  On your own or through a service.  You could also try working in a mom & pop restaurant/business that has viable hours.  With this sort of job, you could get paid off the books.
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Keep room clean. That includes vacuuming and dusting putting own clothes away. At least taking laundry downstairs and sorting.. \n\nDishes helping set table clearing...
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plan ahead. write down the things you have to do for the day. set up time in which you should be able to accomplish that goal. do it everyday, and soon you'll see that being organized will come out automatically
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Here's some things u can do:\n\n1) First of all, talk to your mum and tell her that u want to be responsible and earn money from doing chores (ones u wouldn't normally do).  Tell her what u want the money for and she might reconsider.  Dont pressure her though.  Offer to do jobs u wouldnt normally do (eg. washing walls/windows/gardening/cleaning out cupboards/helping cook dinner/doing the dishes/vacuming/pegging out the washing/ironing).  The trick is to offer to do jobs for her that arent your normal chores because your normal chores probably involve cleaning up after yourself and making your bed etc..\n\n2) If that dosnt work, u can deliver catalouges/newspapers\n\n3) Offer to do a relatives housework, tell them what u want the money for and explain that u are willing to work to get it\n\n4) If none of these work, offer to wash your neighbours/families cars for them if they give you some money.  Make sure you tell them what u want the money for.\n\n5) Here in Australia, we have trolleys that u put 20cents or $1 in to get it and when u return it u get your money back.  If you are old enough to go to the shopping centre u can look for trolleys to take back to the trolley return to get the money.  Lots of young people do that here.\n\n6) If none of these work, if u are old enough, u could ask your neighbours or family if you could babysit their kids in return for some money\n\n7)If none of these work, try talking to your mum nicely again.  Dont pressure her but tell her that its important to you and u dont want her to GIVE you the money for nothing and that u are prepared to EARN it by doing jobs and having good behaviour.\n\nHope one of these suggestions help you and u raise the money! Goodluck!
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tutoring\nbanquet server\ncontact local newspapers...many people only take a paper on sunday, it's possible that they need extra help on sundays \ncontact restaurants and department stores, hardware stores...places that are busiest on weekends, you might find someone who needs help at peak times.\nit may sound like gross work, but I've heard people make good money picking up dog droppings in yards. homeowners will pay $25-50 a month for the service, and a yard would only take perhaps 5-10 minutes. that's 48 homes in eight hours, and $1200 - $2400 a month.
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List down all jobs you got to do. Name it "TO DO". This list should always be infront of you and be sure your pen is always standby so that you can tick all done jobs.\n\nUse memos and stick it to your table or wall.\n\nList down rules and regulation that you should follow without any cost. For example clean your room, make your bed as you get up. Or clean your working place...\n\nMake a time table which you should follow. Use the alarm in mobile phone which will remind you what work to do. For example fetch your children from school.\n\nAlways clean your working place, so that every paper or material are placed such that you will never have trouble in finding them.\n\nDo sport! It keeps your mind so cool that you will not need a memo or a TO-DO list.\n\nGood luck...
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doing work around the house\nchecking email to see who to write to\nsleeping