Hi guys,
Basicly I'm looking for some more income and dont really want to get a job doing pizza deliveries (that's all I can come up with) but if it comes to it I will..
If anyone has any ideas on working from home, or would like to sponsor me in iracing (that would be nice)
any ideas will help...
Looking for a second income...
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Re: Looking for a second income...
i believe there was a similar thread a while back which i suggested learning how to trade currencies... was speaking to my mum the other day about a guy at her work who has made an extra $9000 in the last 6 months trading... and hes just learnt it from scratch. If your interested ill see if i can dig up the thread.
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Re: Looking for a second income...
Got any skills you can teach? I teach Revit (a CAD program) a couple of nights a week at TAFE and that's pretty good money.
"If we can hit that bull's-eye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards. Checkmate!"
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Re: Looking for a second income...
Neil,
What about man whoring...
What about man whoring...
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Re: Looking for a second income...
not a bad option. Ive seen some iRacing replays. You dont seem against nailing someone from behindHazelb wrote:Neil,
What about man whoring...
on a serious side, look at what you do now and what skills that gives you. EG if you are a builder, how about PT work at Bunnings. If you are a mechanic, how about weekend work at Supercheap. You need to know what you can offer a potential employer. Good luck
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Re: Looking for a second income...
Start punting the horses
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Re: Looking for a second income...
These arent from home, but usually people are looking for people to help out.
I'm baseing these on after hours / weekend work.
Barman is a doddle, you may have to do a TAFE food handling couse, they're about a days worth.
Barista is much the same with a longer course, about 2 days I thought.
Cleaning contractors generally need bodies.
Same with commercial kitchens, they chew through dishwashers.
I'm baseing these on after hours / weekend work.
Barman is a doddle, you may have to do a TAFE food handling couse, they're about a days worth.
Barista is much the same with a longer course, about 2 days I thought.
Cleaning contractors generally need bodies.
Same with commercial kitchens, they chew through dishwashers.
Cutter ~ Carl Rickard
