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Some money-making ideas are as
follows:
self-employment
home-business
franchise ideas
ideas and inventions for new
products
setting up a website
online marketing
There are many ways to make a
lot of money like:
be a doctor, lawyer, cosmetic
dentist, etc.
offer a practical service like
plumbing, electricity, etc.
offer some new app or video game
invent something
design a great bridge
do criminal activities
do something inspirational like
all that self-help guru stuff
sing and dance in a cool, sexy
way
sell something
The term mobile profession has several meanings to me:
Earn money with a computer, either working for someone
(telecommuting), earning passive income as with an author on amazon, collecting
ad affiliate fees, designing websites, having a youtube channel, etc.
Have a real skill that is in demand anywhere. It’s as simple as being bilingual in a
foreign country, knowing English and the native tongue. This gets a job almost anywhere in the hospitality-travel
industry.
To me, a plumber, electrician, computer repairer or a
carpenter with real skills, not just a fix ‘em up hack, can work almost
anywhere. Everywhere you go has an expat
community of English people at the very least with some gathering place, news
website, social media page, etc. Get to
know them, say you’re available for work and once you prove yourself with a few
jobs, word will get around that you’re a native English person looking for
work.
In many foreign countries, it’s hard to get good help from
foreigners. They do not have our Western
work-ethic. The “professional” handymen
are not like here. They don’t keep
appointments or deadlines. They come
when they feel like it and finish when they feel like it. I’ve watched a number of Costa Rica and
Mexico expat videos. Many people say the
local contractors give horrible service and they always overcharge the
gringos.
You will work for cash, under-the-table so make sure if
you’re working for someone, that they pay you every few days or every week
because there are rip-off artists in the expat community too.
Some people with a bit of money go somewhere like Cancun,
Mexico, buy a house then convert several rooms for Airbnb and make money
there. I’ve heard of people renting a
house then making good money renting rooms to English people on Airbnb.
The old-fashioned hard work ethic still exists. If you’re going this route, do not bring work
clothes or work boots in your luggage.
American, Canadian and Australian border officials are trained to look
for work clothes. They will probably
deny entry if they see them. There are
websites for farm work almost everywhere in the English, modern nations. If you can do basic, hard, dirty manual
labor, people want you everywhere.
I saw an episode of the cancelled TV show Canada Border
Security. The guy came in from Mexico
with a tourist visa with his work clothes in his luggage without a work permit
so they sent him back but I know a Canadian girl who married one of these
Mexican guys that came to work on her farm.
Most countries want you out
after six months unless you can bring in a million dollars and put it in a
local bank account, buy a house in cash or invest at least $50,000 in a company
there.
Whatever you do, be cool at the
border. Say you’re a tourist exploring
the world while you’re young. Some of
them will want to see proof of income.
They might take you to an ATM machine to see a bank balance.
The most open place on planet
Earth right now is Cambodia. There are
jobs and business opportunities for English-speakers. All it takes for a constantly renewable
long-term visa is $250 a year and a request for a one-year business visa. That’s good.
The Chinese are invading Cambodia.
I saw a youtube video of a Cambodian beach city Sihanoukville where a
local was saying the prices of everything has gone up since the Chinese moved
in.
When you go to Thailand, a
machine takes a picture of your face and your fingerprints. You can get a six-month tourist visa but then
you have to leave for a day and come back.
What if they don’t let you back for whatever reason! All your stuff in your apartment is lost.
Conventional work permits as
opposed to short-term ones geared for young adventurers are hard to get. They want you to speak their language. If you can speak Thai or German, their
respect for you immediately goes way up.
If you really want to live somewhere, learn their language.
There
are many thousands of study abroad-intern-volunteer programs worldwide. There are at least a thousand listed at
transitionsabroad.com.
Some
people want to be on their own, travel or stay in one place and pay their way
as they go along by using whatever talents and skills they might have to help
others who will pay them wherever they might be.
Some people are naturally creative but as a kid you don’t
know if you see life as a multicolored adventure and others don’t care much
about anything beyond basic comfort. You
assume everyone else is like you in the privacy of their minds but then the
teacher compliments you, says you’re gifted, a genius, smart, etc. but in the
end it doesn’t matter if you’re really good in school because the entire
capitalist world of jobs and business is a downer for a natural
creatively-inspired individual who wants to live by their true nature.
Society says get a job, start a business, go in the
military, etc. You got to live a
structured life for money to pay your way that will suck the soul out of you
over time.
The big question is how important is living by your natural
sense of spirit versus being willing to do any job for money because you just
want comfort and entertainment.
This book is about ways to make
money as a creative person, a bohemian, freelancer, expat traveler or anybody
who knows they either don’t fit into the regular system of a 9-to-5 job or
you’re stuck in a capitalist world and know you must earn a living even though
all career options seem dull to you.
A lot of people want to live
life as an adventure. They don’t want a
work a regular job every day.
A
few people are writing, taking pictures and making videos about their travel
experiences to try to earn a living traveling by posting their material on
their own websites, blogs, youtube, flickr, facebook, instagram, twitter,
reddit, tumblr, etc.
Some
make money by having ads on their blogs, youtube, twitter, etc.
Some
do affiliate marketing.
Some
people have a channel on youtube where they make money from youtube ads and
linking the youtube channel to their own website where they sell stuff,
advertise stuff or operate a service.
A
lot of people are curious about a mobile lifestyle, the ability to make money
from anywhere.
If
you want to make money, you have to figure out your own way that helps people.
I created separate job-business books for creative types in
these areas:
artist/ visual art
graphic design/ website design
music
acting-movie-making
theatre
photography
architecture
hospitality-travel, which is more bohemian than creative
I put a volume from my teacher job book into this book
because our schools are vast repositories of creative people who need a day job
or a job in the real world.
This book has many ideas on how to make money either on your
own by starting a business, working as a freelancer doing jobs and contracts
for others or working alternative, bohemian, odd jobs that earn you a living
while giving you the free time to do what you really want with your creative,
free-spirit soul.
I gathered as many ideas as any human being has ever done
about working for yourself, starting a business or working some interesting or
offbeat job.
If you’re desperate, I have lists of food banks and homeless shelters in my money book.
This book is about earning and making money for self-starters,
misfits, creative people, artists, nonconformists, adventurers and travelers
who either:
don’t know what to do to earn a living
don’t want to sell their souls for an artificial job in the
system
do not have the personality to work a regular job
want to work anywhere in the world
want adventure, novelty and new experiences all the time
There are two main ways for a free spirit to earn money:
do my own thing as in self-employment
work an interesting job
The 70 volumes are as follows:
Volume 1. A Freelance-Remote Job
Guide
Volume 2. A Remote Job Guide
Volume 3. Bohemian-Odd Job-Biz
Guide 1
Volume 4. Bohemian-Odd Job-Biz
Guide 2
Volume 5. Bohemian-Odd Job-Biz
Guide 3
Volume 6. Bohemian-Odd Job-Biz
Guide 4
Volume 7. Bohemian-Odd Job-Biz
Guide 5
Volume 8. Bohemian-Odd Job-Biz
Guide 6
Volume 9. Bohemian-Odd Job-Biz
Guide 7
Volume 10. Casino-Gaming Job
Guide
Volume 11. Amusement Parks and
Zoos for Fun and Jobs
Volume 12. World Mobile
Profession Guide
Volume 13. Living in a Foreign
Country
Volume 14. Expat Website Guide
Volume 15. Working Abroad in
General
Volume 16. World Farm Work Guide
Volume 17. Youth Business, Money
and Life
Volume 18. Young Adults, College
Students Looking for Work
Volume 19. Canada Student-Youth
Job Guide
Volume 20. World Au
Pair-Nanny-Governess Job Guide
Volume 21.
Parttime-Temporary-Moonlighting Job Guide
Volume 22. An Internship Guide
Volume 23. A World Internship
Guide
Volume 24. Artist Job-Business
Guide
Volume 25. Graphic Arts-Computer
Art Job Guide
Volume 26. Design Covers Almost
Everything
Volume 27. Study Abroad for Fun
or College Credit
Volume 28. Study Abroad Website
Guide
Volume 29. Short-Term Work
Abroad Website Guide
Volume 30. Event-Planning Guide
Volume 31. Liberal Arts Job
Guide
Volume 32. Summer Camp Guide for
Kids and Adults plus Jobs
Volume 33. Ideas Run the
Progress of the World
Volume 34. Money-Making Ideas
Guide
Volume 35. A Self-Employment
Guide 1
Volume 36. A Self-Employment
Guide 2
Volume 37. A Self-Employment
Guide 3
Volume 38. Make Money Website
Guide 1
Volume 39. Make Money Website
Guide 2
Volume 40. Make Money Website
Guide 3
Volume 41. Money-Making Ads and Stuff
Volume 42. Canada Making-Money
Guide
Volume 43. Franchise Guide
Volume 44. Inventions Guide
Volume 45. Intellectual
Property: Legal Protection
Volume 46. Set Up A Website
Guide
Volume 47. Internet Business
Infrastructure
Volume 48. Collecting Money in
Business
Volume 49. Delivery/ Sending
Things/ Cargo/ Shipping
Volume 50. Marketing Your
Website
Volume 51. Search Engine
Optimization/ SEO
Volume 52. Internet Advertising
Guide
Volume 53. Social Media
Marketing Guide
Volume 54. Sending Emails To
Media and Random People/ Spamming
Volume 55. Computer Money-Making
Ideas
Volume 56. Salesmanship Guide 1
Volume 57. Salesmanship Guide 2
Volume 58. A Sales Job Guide 1
Volume 59. A Sales Job Guide 2
Volume 60. A Sales and Marketing
Career Website-Organization Guide at
careers.stateuniversity.com/collection/138/Marketing-Distribution.html
Volume 61. Telemarketing and Fax
Blasting
Volume 62. Network/ MLM
Marketing
Volume 63. Find Products to Sell
Volume 64. Sell Stuff
Volume 65. Classified Ads Info
Volume 66. Government Sale of
Seized/ Surplus Property
Volume 67. Online Sales Guide
Volume 68. Online and Physical
Auctions
Volume 69. Mail Order/ Internet
Sales
Volume 70. Local Business
Website Guide
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