What are some ways of earning extra money?

Take the advice of Robert T. Kiyosaki, and create assets that generate income that is not based on the number of hours of your time that you give up. The example he gives most often is real estate, but there are plenty of options. The main thing to remember is that you must find something that, in order to double your income, you do not have to double the time you spend on it. Some possibilities include: invest in the stock market; buy a franchise; buy a small business; join a network marketing company; buy one or more vending machines; network with business owners you know, and offer to send them referrals for a fee; help friends sell things in exchange for a percentage. You will notice that many of these options do require an up-front investment, and some people will tell you that if you have to put your own money on the line first, that it is too risky. That is because they do not know how to make money with that particular investment, and do not want to learn. So if they invested their money, it would be risky. However, you actually want to earn the extra income that your job is not getting you, so you will put in the time at the beginning to learn what and what not to do, which will reduce your risk. I would like to share information with you about the avenue I am pursuing for extra income; if you are interested in learning more, feel free to contact me via Yahoo Messenger or AIM, screenname Dansiman, or you may contact me through my MySpace page at http://www.myspace.com/dansiman

What are some ways of earning extra money?
Get a second jobs, or you can work over time.
Reply:Become a mystery shopper
Reply:Best, legal and safe way to earn some extra money is by joining paid survey sites. Paid survey sites pay you for your opinion on various topics.


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Reply:The answer is dependent on your time and interests. Try, for starters some productivity you are interested in, that you think you have competence in or at least a potential in and something that would not interfere with your current responsibilities.