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I'm going back to school in mid-August. I need to bring in about $800 per month to be A-OK. I have no idea what to do for work. Ideally, I would like to work from home and set my own hours but parttime outside the home would work as well because I'm in such a tight place right now.
I am an Early Childhood Educator who takes care of one other child in my home during the day but I don't enjoy it whatsoever (which is why I'm going back to school).
I'm suddenly very stressed out with money as I just had an unexpected $600 purchase this month -- which was fine, but then my family gave me their notice and they're leaving the last day in July rather than the 3rd week in August which I had anticipated... Now I have no income for August and no savings... Ahhhhhhh!
Anyways, back to my question. What can I do to bring in an extra $800 per month? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. It might be helpful to know that I live in the Vancouver, BC area...
Does anyone know how long it would take to earn $800 on Freelancewritinggigs.com ?
So it would depend on what job you took on. It looks very possible to get money from links on that site.
Here's a site I found for a similar business:
I'll tell you, I was really sad when she went out of business! I've had housecleaners off and on before, I actually had one quit because she didn't like the non-mainstream cleaning products I asked her to use. Um, yeah, and she was the one who told me she'd completely lost her sense of smell and taste.
The local lady who was doing the green cleaning was charging more than other local cleaners too -- maybe $30 an hour rather than $20?
Of course you have to figure in taxes and so forth but if you could make $20 an hour cleaning, that's 10 hours a week to gross $800 a month, which is probably a lot fewer hours than you'd need to put into writing or any other web-based business.
If you could find someone to do this with you, I bet you could do really well with fewer hours put into in than you think once you got it off the<<
If you do want to use commercial non-toxic products, I've found that Clorox Greenworks and other brands are just as inexpensive as the mainstream brands, not quite as pricey as Seventh Generation.
Best of luck!
ETA: I just checked your blog link -- if you're in Vancouver, you so totally have the market to make this a go.
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Yup we clean our house mostly using a big bag of baking soda from Costco and gallon bottles of supermarket brand plain white vinegar. The funny thing is not only is it cheaper and greener, but baking soda works ten times better on soap scum than any commercial junk I've ever used.
Erika, mama to Sawyer 6/04
and Gracie 7/10
:, dw Amy:
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I have been cleaning for the past two months, have regular clients -- one is on vacation and another is only once per month. I have been spending so much time on advertising, stressing out, being broke, then fine...then broke again. I have decided to go with a cleaning company instead just so I can go to work, go home and not have to spend my off time thinking about it. It's $3 less per hour, but I will still make much more b/c I will be getting regular hours AND I have a partner to clean with in each house...fun!
I am working on my resume this week and plan on applying to all the funky coffee shops. With my little one in care 3 days per week anyway, I might as well just go to a job those days and do my homework after she goes to bed. Honestly, I am more broke now than I was when I originally posted this thread. ...And that's pretty darn broke!
Thanks for giving my head a shake

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There are two hundred and ten "n"s in the text you provided.
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