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Media Matters talks to an anonymous former employee of Fox News who makes the outrageous claims that stuff is just made up and the network's goal is to prop.
Brad Friedman and Desi Doyen: Green <b>News</b> Report: February 10, 2011 <b>...</b>
IN 'GREEN NEWS EXTRA' (see links below): Palm oil giant to halt Indonesia deforestation; Georgia forests worth more than $37 billion annually; Search for wind-related grid problems finds a bigger concern; IBM hunting for lithium-air car ...
Facebook CTO Says <b>News</b> Next In Social Revolution
Each week we ask chief technology officers and other high-profile tech decision-makers three questions. This week, Bret Taylor, chief technology officer at Facebook and co-founder and former chief executive of FriendFeed, ...
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Former Fox <b>News</b> Employee Makes Outrageous Claims About Network's <b>...</b>
Media Matters talks to an anonymous former employee of Fox News who makes the outrageous claims that stuff is just made up and the network's goal is to prop.
Brad Friedman and Desi Doyen: Green <b>News</b> Report: February 10, 2011 <b>...</b>
IN 'GREEN NEWS EXTRA' (see links below): Palm oil giant to halt Indonesia deforestation; Georgia forests worth more than $37 billion annually; Search for wind-related grid problems finds a bigger concern; IBM hunting for lithium-air car ...
Facebook CTO Says <b>News</b> Next In Social Revolution
Each week we ask chief technology officers and other high-profile tech decision-makers three questions. This week, Bret Taylor, chief technology officer at Facebook and co-founder and former chief executive of FriendFeed, ...
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Former Fox <b>News</b> Employee Makes Outrageous Claims About Network's <b>...</b>
Media Matters talks to an anonymous former employee of Fox News who makes the outrageous claims that stuff is just made up and the network's goal is to prop.
Brad Friedman and Desi Doyen: Green <b>News</b> Report: February 10, 2011 <b>...</b>
IN 'GREEN NEWS EXTRA' (see links below): Palm oil giant to halt Indonesia deforestation; Georgia forests worth more than $37 billion annually; Search for wind-related grid problems finds a bigger concern; IBM hunting for lithium-air car ...
Facebook CTO Says <b>News</b> Next In Social Revolution
Each week we ask chief technology officers and other high-profile tech decision-makers three questions. This week, Bret Taylor, chief technology officer at Facebook and co-founder and former chief executive of FriendFeed, ...
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Former Fox <b>News</b> Employee Makes Outrageous Claims About Network's <b>...</b>
Media Matters talks to an anonymous former employee of Fox News who makes the outrageous claims that stuff is just made up and the network's goal is to prop.
Brad Friedman and Desi Doyen: Green <b>News</b> Report: February 10, 2011 <b>...</b>
IN 'GREEN NEWS EXTRA' (see links below): Palm oil giant to halt Indonesia deforestation; Georgia forests worth more than $37 billion annually; Search for wind-related grid problems finds a bigger concern; IBM hunting for lithium-air car ...
Facebook CTO Says <b>News</b> Next In Social Revolution
Each week we ask chief technology officers and other high-profile tech decision-makers three questions. This week, Bret Taylor, chief technology officer at Facebook and co-founder and former chief executive of FriendFeed, ...
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It's challenging for many people to find jobs in today's economy. "How to Make Money If You Can't Find a Job - Part 1" will provide some tips for making money if you can't find a job by starting your own business. These ideas require some investment expenses and start-up costs, which you can borrow or recuperate quickly. Part 2 of "How to Make Money If You Can't Find a Job" will offer some ideas for making money by starting a business without spending money.
Here's the situation many people are in: in today's volatile economy, many people are having a hard time landing a job—and staying employed once they have a job. While this situation is certainly frightening for many people and can lead to some long-term financial consequences, the good news is that wonderful things can come from challenging situations.
If you are like many unemployed people who can't find a job and are struggling with unemployment, here are some ways to turn your skills into a viable money-making business. You may not earn millions of dollars to start, but all businesses have to start somewhere with even a basic business plan—and your ability to succeed is only limited by your business creativity, desire to work hard, and marketing strategy. Plus, once you start a viable business, you can start deducting your business expenses!
Here are some tips for starting your own business if you can't find a job:
Organize social events for friends and charge a small fee
Let's face it: most people are struggling to earn money—and save money. But just as much as they're struggling with money, many people are also struggling to stay active, manage their time, and stay optimistic. Why not plan a weekly event for your friends that takes them out of their ordinary lives and into something fun?
A chocolate quilting party may be just the ticket. Your guests can work on any sewing or craft projects that they have (many people are doing more at-home repair and craft jobs these days) while enjoying a sweet treat. Charge a $5 entry fee, put on some great music, and spend the evening having a great time with friends! Before long, you'll have a large event circle!
Buy tax liens on real estate and real property
You might be thinking that if you can't make any money because you don't have a job, you certainly don't have enough money to go buying anything—especially something as large as a tax lien! Take some time to learn about tax liens and how they can help you generate an income for years to come.
By taking out a loan to buy a tax lien, you are making a financial investment into either a piece of real estate or into a long-term income generating stream. Speak with a financial advisor about your situation to determine if buying tax liens is the best course of action for you.
Start a scrapbooking business
Photographs and mementos are precious for most people. And many people still have boxes of printed photos that are not stored digitally in their computers. Start a scrapbooking and photo scanning business through which you can help to archive peoples' favorite photos and memories. You'll have fun in the process! Your only initial start-up cost is a scanner.
In Part 2 of "How to Make Money If You Can't Find a Job", you'll learn about some ways to start a business without any money or start-up costs at all (aside from any marketing expenses you might have). Remember: what you start today can blossom into something truly worthwhile and profitable tomorrow.
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