MORE TIME, MORE MONEY PART 4

 MORE TIME, MORE MONEY PART 4

1          Rent out a car parking space.

If you are living close to the city center, or near a football stadium or train station, and you have a garage or parking space that you don’t exactly use, it’s a proverbial goldmine right under your nose. Rent your parking space to commuters or concert/game event fan and earn extra money on the side.

2            Sell on eBay.

You know what they say about one man’s rubbish can turn out to be another man’s treasure. If you have too many unused possessions that are taking up permanent residency in your basement and cramping your home, then consider auctioning pieces on eBay and earn money.

3            Answer paid surveys.

There are a number of online surveys available where you will be rewarded for your opinions, either through reward vouchers or cash.

4            Offer virtual assistance services.

With  a  growing  number  of  web-­‐based  businesses  today,  virtual  assistance services are now on very high demand. A lot of companies and people use the services of a virtual assistance to conduct researches, perform time-­‐consuming jobs, find things and make phone calls, etc.

5            Make money by hosting an online forum.

Software such as SebFlipper has the ability to host a number of separate forums under a single server. You can make money by charging forum operators or owners for your hosting service. You can also offer this service for free and post your ads and banners on their forums to generate income.

6            Do podcasting.

This is similar to video or voice blogging where you can talk about some interesting topics and make money from the ads show. If you have a gift for gab, and you feel you can provide relevant information or interesting opinions, you can reach out to hundreds of subscribers through this platform.

7            Plan your day ahead and stick to it.

If you have try planning out your day and anticipate the possible roadblocks, you will find that you are better prepared to tackle challenges and deflect issues with more ease. This will help ensure you will have a more productive day.

8            Break down your large plans into more manageable milestones.

Try to achieve something worthwhile every day. If you plan out your goals and

set schedules and timelines, you have more motivation not to slack off or procrastinate.

9            Start your day by tackling first the more difficult and the time-­consuming tasks.

This is the time where you still have full energy to go through everything

before gradually moving on to easier ones.

 

10            Learn to best deal with interruptions in a decisive and assertive manner.

Do not allow the trivial concerns of others distract you from your purpose. This

does not necessarily mean you need to be rude and offensive. Instead, learn to be firm and prioritize important things instead of constantly ending up accommodating other people’s concerns.