More and more people dream of working from home. It’s not that weird. It is comfortable. You become freer and you have much more time left for other things than just working (or you can get more done at work instead of commuting your life).
Therefore, here are some simple things you can do to make some extra cash.
- Sell drawings, paintings or your own jewelry.
- If you have time and space, put in an ad that you can look after people’s pets when they go on vacation.
- Are you good at math, cooking, baking, language, drawing or playing an instrument? Then you can earn a hack from teaching others.
- Pick up breakfast and lunch packages that you can sell in industrial areas or outside festival venues.
- Cook at home and sell. Start a catering company.
- Brew your own beer. Starting your own microbrewery today is not that difficult. More and more shops and pubs are taking in odd little beers.
- If you like to play with shapes and colors and designs, you can offer companies, large and small, to make cuts on their website or why not create logos and other company-related software.
- If you are good at photography, offer your services at weddings, childhoods, confirmations and other celebrations.
- Learn the art of taking really good photos and becoming a skilled photographer.
- If you are good at writing, please contact newspapers and publishers. Invite them to become ghostwriters for those who have good stories to tell but can’t write themselves.
- If you are handy – offer your services to be affordable money. You will find your customers with pensioners, small tenant associations, and interest clubs and among the owners of the colony.
- Start a dance school. Learn all the dances you master.
- Do you have a special voice or are good at imitating dialects? Offer your services to advertising producers (for radio and television) and for companies that dubbed movies and children’s programs.
- Offer your services as a hundred runners. There are lots of people in the cities who do not want to leave their dogs alone at home all day. You can lay pigs for people. If you get many assignments, you can hire more people to help you with a fee.
- Look in containers and recycling centers for gadgets and clothing that you can fix and sell again.
- Start a cleaning company. Invite people to mow their lawns, clean the garage, wash windows and other things they have no time or desire to do. Small housing associations need help cleaning their stairwells.
- Are you good at numbers? Help people fill out their declarations (if they have not simplified them now, of course).
- Can you become a retailer for local producers of beer, sausages or other products?
- Offer homework help to stressful parents who can’t “help” their children.
- Offer to read texts for smaller companies and publishers.