SirSmash
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- May 25, 2014
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What are you hobbies? Because starting, and more importantly continuing, a business around something you actually like is far easier than doing something just for the money. As for what to do, there's money in basically anything.
Online: game streaming, poker, website builder, virtual asstant, affiliate, drop ship, write a book, live stream your feet, make apps, make games, re-sell services, youtube videos, etc.
Person: resell auction items, sell food on the street (I know a couple people who started selling fruits and ice cream, the trick was they used government assistance to buy all the food so it was nearly 100% profit), clean cars, power wash service, trash hauler, etc.
Hybrid (work from home, but ship physical things): 3d print things, cnc wood carving, monthly subscription boxes, etc.
So figure out what you like and build a business around it. I started by reselling auction things with a couple hundred bucks. I also had a business that repaired computers. I ran porn sites for a while. I've since moved to finance for crypto mining, trading stocks/options/fx, and have a financial blog. Finance, for me, has been the easiest because I actually enjoy it. Selling things from auctions? That business sucked ass, it paid well (for quite some time it paid far better than anything I did in finance), but I don't particularly like people and dealing with customers sucked.
Online: game streaming, poker, website builder, virtual asstant, affiliate, drop ship, write a book, live stream your feet, make apps, make games, re-sell services, youtube videos, etc.
Person: resell auction items, sell food on the street (I know a couple people who started selling fruits and ice cream, the trick was they used government assistance to buy all the food so it was nearly 100% profit), clean cars, power wash service, trash hauler, etc.
Hybrid (work from home, but ship physical things): 3d print things, cnc wood carving, monthly subscription boxes, etc.
So figure out what you like and build a business around it. I started by reselling auction things with a couple hundred bucks. I also had a business that repaired computers. I ran porn sites for a while. I've since moved to finance for crypto mining, trading stocks/options/fx, and have a financial blog. Finance, for me, has been the easiest because I actually enjoy it. Selling things from auctions? That business sucked ass, it paid well (for quite some time it paid far better than anything I did in finance), but I don't particularly like people and dealing with customers sucked.