Another "how to make money" thread

>>1427739
>I've tried programming for a couple months but I'm too stupid for that
if you are too stupid for programming you can try manage software projects.

project managers don't need any special ability except to be annoying and show up on time and look presentable for meetings. send a couple of emails now and then and you are good.

>>1427739
Go to yard sales in your area and look for cheap deals, resell.

Spend lots of time studying jobs in your area that you may qualify for that have higher pay grades, using Monster.com, indeed.com, craigslist.com, jobs.com. Apply to lots and lots.

Purchase a flatbed truck and offer to haul equipment for businesses via craigslist/other sites

Host a business that teachs people how to drive cars.

Purchase a lawn mower and offer a lawn mowing service.

Learn to paint, offer a painting service where the customer pays for the equipment/service.

Buy some kneepads and go into construction work using your mouth.

Learn to draw furry porn and sell commisions/host an online comic.

this is one of the laziest, shittiest threads i've seen on /biz/ in the last month

"how can i make money fast"

i mean really?

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>>1429163
Have you ever been on /biz/?

I see "How do I make passive income doing nothing" threads every couple of hours.

"HOW DO I MAKE MONEY?!?!"

"I want to make Hundreds of millions of dollars!"

"Is the lottery a feasible way to make money?"

These threads happen like, a dozen times a day, every day, always.

>>1427739
if you have a skill, then offer that skill to people in return for money. Or better yet, teach your skill to groups of people for even more money. The bottomline is, there is no easy way to make money. You either have a good job, then use money from your job to invest and make even more. Or, you are skilled in one area and then give your services for money. Even simple businesses like a t-shirt company require heaps of hours. You've got to be prepared to work before it becomes a passive income stream.