30 Ways of Making Money the Old Fashioned Way

People say that English is the universal language, I say it’s the money and regardless of where you live, what you do or what language you speak, everyone needs it and everyone seems to be yearning for more and more. Now many may say that money cannot buy happiness, well I agree, money can certainly not buy happiness but it can definitely buy some stuff that will make you a lot more happier (no pun intended) . No matter how much money you have, you will always want more of it. Most of us often find ourselves lingering on the question – “How can I make more money?” Today we will be discussing some good old ways of making money, read it if you are also stuck on this question and don’t be shy to try out some of these ways because when you are in need, you are your best bet. So let’s get started on our list of 30 different ways of making money the old fashioned way.

30. Waiting at a table

A waiter is a person who job is to serve customers at their tables in a restaurant. For some of you out there this idea may go against your ego but a lot of youngsters do it to pay their bills. Being a waiter will not make you rich but if you add the pay that restaurant will give you with the tips from customers then it will add up to an amount enough for fulfilling basic needs.

29. Be a Parking Valet

A valet is a person whose job is to park cars of customers, this service is usually provided at hotels and restaurants. In this case too you won’t make too much money but the pay and tips will help you sail through the troubled times.

28. Work at a Car Wash

Finding a job at a car wash is not a hard quest. The job is essentially to wash the cars, some of them pay a fixed amount regardless of how many cars you wash in a day.

27. Drive a Taxi

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...it can also be a full time career job. But you need to have some soft skills for this one.

4. Become an artist.

If you have a talent then it’s worth nurturing and developing it. It can be anything from painting to pot making, from sports to music, find what you are good at and capitalize on it.

3. Sell your ideas

At first you may not realize its potential but there are a lot of companies willingly to pay you for your ideas if you can draw them in a detailed and profit making manner.

2. Sell your handicrafts

Handmade crafts which can be identified with particular cultures have a huge customer base around the world and they also pay top dollar for quality and originality.

1. Be an entrepreneur

It’s for those who are creative and are good at sighting opportunities. You don’t need a business degree to be an entrepreneur. All you need is an idea, a product and a market.