- Take surveys
- Post reviews
- Market products
- Sell products and services
- Listen and comment about music, movies, and more.
- Promote and sell books, household goods, etc.
- Proofread
- Research
- Share links on social media sites.
- Read email
- Sell articles
- Watch videos
- Perform general Internet searches
- Upload images
1. Sell products and services
2. Organize and clean residences
3. Customer service
4. Provide administrative support (type, file, fax, process paper work...)
5. Volunteer and then later get paid for publishing services
6. Market research
7. Write
8. Proofread
9. Edit
10. Perform in plays
11. Babysit
12. Perform errands
13. Shampoo carpets
14. Assist with accounts payable and receivables
15. Create crafts and sell at flea markets, churches, etc.
This list is meant to help those of you brainstorm for more ways to make money.
Some other things to consider:
- Purchase mutual funds.
- Get money back from online shopping (stop buying things and not expecting any money back!!)
- Create your own products
- Start up a website or join a site with pre-existing templates and then add your stuff to sell too! I put together this site via Amazon.
- Fun things to do while you wait in the car or elsewhere. Make money with videos, games and surveys.
DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUT MORE WAYS HERE.
2 comments:
Media should spread awareness about mental disorders
An interesting article that most people, especially women, should read is Girl Interrupted printed in You magazine. http://bit.ly/206TUeX
Pakistanis are suffering from various forms of depression and anxiety but they seldom know what it is and so they don't seek a treatment for this. They continue to suffer for years without even trying to find a relief. People don't understand that they are suffering from mental disorders. Unfortunately, mental is used in a bad way which usually means insane.
The main reason for this is the lack of awareness about anything that is linked to psychology. When anyone talks about psychology people think of mental asylums and electric shocks. This is because many people have no idea that there is a lot more to explore in this field.
Also seeking any form of counselling or therapy in Pakistan is almost taboo, although they will seek the help of a herbal healer or peer.
This article touches some important things like bi-polar which is a relatively new for our society, as well as PTSD and schizophrenia among other psychiatry issues.
It is requested that more efforts to highlight such important issues in the media are taken in Pakistan, so that people can seek the appropriate help without causing more distress to those suffering.
I agree with your comment. So these women are left trying to figure out what is wrong with them or others around them are telling them nothing is wrong. It is a sad reality. I am glad you shared this, you are clearly doing your part. And thanks to for stopping by and offering your input.
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