God damn it, how do I improve my life? I have been wrestling

Find places you think are cool or fun that might be cool to work. a musuem. a library. ask if they have jobs. ask if they have volunteer opportunities or internships or fellowships etc. Ask, ask, ask, ask.

Keep asking. Most will say no. Some will say yes.

Craigslist. You can meet at a library. Post flyers at colleges. Most colleges charge a little fee for stamps that say you paid to post there, but it would be worth it because a ton of people getting an education, especially a higher education, obviously need help in math.

If you're a math wizard, y not take up tutoring kids in math p/t. Parents would kill to have a math tutor for kids math.

oh, about breaking into the tutoring, ask if you can help for a lower cost for a trial period to see how you do just to get experience. Then after the period is up, see what the parents would say. I guess you can call schools and see if you can place an ad in the office to get a fighting chance at someone trying you out. Hey, don't knock it till you give it a real try.

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I currently do some tutoring part time, but the issue is that a tutor normally makes like $40 an hour, but I handle all my students through a middle man. The scene is that companies have bought up enormous reputations, thus attracting all potential clients to them. They then contract tutors to handle the actual work, but pay them at $15 an hour. This seriously fucks an individual's ability to connect with potential clients or to make an actual living off it.

I've done it, and I love it. I just wish I could make an actual living off it. What I need is some way to get my name out there without going through these bigger companies. Schools are super stingy about posting ads for private tutors where I live too.

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I have one in mind where this might work. If the college only lets students drop flyers off, I can have a friend use his college membership to help me along with this.