The Labor Department revealed to us this year that nearly 75% of all jobs created in this country are part time. Shadowstats.com indicates that the "real" unemployment numbers are closer to 20% not 7.3%. Another bummer of statistical knowledge is that a record 94 million Americans are out of the work force. What's a person to do? The answer is to go self employed part time!
There are a number of business ideas that I am going to suggest in this short series. Today I want to ask you to consider the home declutter business. You might also know this opportunity as "space making" or "closet organizing". If you have been paying attention to the television programming in the last few years you would know that there is growing interest in making the most of your existing housing situation since most people can't afford to buy a different home. Shows like "Love It Or List It" and "Hoarders" remind us that people are pigs for the most part and desperately need some help keeping their "stuff/junk" organized.
This business is tied to the remodel and refurbish industry but it does not require a contractor's license. Anyone can do this business. There are a growing number of resources available now that give the tools that would be needed and most importantly how to market your services. I want to remind you that I have a free video course on how to set up a free website and place it on page one of Google without hosting costs or domain name costs. I highly recommend this course, you can sign up here.
Job security is a vanishing commodity in today's marketplace and it is especially important to have some back up plan in place. There is a peace of mind knowing you don't have all your financial eggs in one basket and self employment is an American birth right that you should pursue. The problem for many folks is just finding the right niche idea. I hope that you will find this site to be a source of fresh suggestions for reaching your own version of self reliance.
Finally, not only is self employment a great idea for you emotionally and financially, it is a great opportunity to gain some tax savings as well. Explore the IRS website and see all of the advantages of operating a part time, second income, home business!
There are a number of business ideas that I am going to suggest in this short series. Today I want to ask you to consider the home declutter business. You might also know this opportunity as "space making" or "closet organizing". If you have been paying attention to the television programming in the last few years you would know that there is growing interest in making the most of your existing housing situation since most people can't afford to buy a different home. Shows like "Love It Or List It" and "Hoarders" remind us that people are pigs for the most part and desperately need some help keeping their "stuff/junk" organized.
This business is tied to the remodel and refurbish industry but it does not require a contractor's license. Anyone can do this business. There are a growing number of resources available now that give the tools that would be needed and most importantly how to market your services. I want to remind you that I have a free video course on how to set up a free website and place it on page one of Google without hosting costs or domain name costs. I highly recommend this course, you can sign up here.
Job security is a vanishing commodity in today's marketplace and it is especially important to have some back up plan in place. There is a peace of mind knowing you don't have all your financial eggs in one basket and self employment is an American birth right that you should pursue. The problem for many folks is just finding the right niche idea. I hope that you will find this site to be a source of fresh suggestions for reaching your own version of self reliance.
Finally, not only is self employment a great idea for you emotionally and financially, it is a great opportunity to gain some tax savings as well. Explore the IRS website and see all of the advantages of operating a part time, second income, home business!
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