1. Pet Sitting and Dog Walking Business This is a great job for animal lovers who enjoy getting paid for caring for and playing with other people’s pets. Dogs and cats are the most common pets that need care when owners are away.
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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Jamie Irvine
Founder & Owner of: Influence Revenue
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Starting your own business is a noble goal as it provides you with the platform to create and accomplish amazing things. It is also a journey that is full of danger and adventure. Continue reading Interested in Starting Your Own Business? (3 min read)
1. JEWELRY MAKING
Experience, training or licensing may be needed
There are many different ways of getting into the jewelry business and many different types of materials with which you can work. Working in metal will probably require the most in the way of specific tools. You need to be able to heat the metal to manipulate it, and you need metalworking tools to cut and engrave it. But there are many other materials that you can work with to make jewelry–glass, plastic, beads, feathers, even wood, to name just a few.
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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Alexis Esguerra
Founder & Owner of: Business and Beyond
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Imagine yourself as the boss. Watching everyone of your staff do their daily duties and responsibilities as you motivate them and spend time with them. As you approve any decision for the future of your business and then it hit you. You are facing too much optimism while planning to build up your business and didn’t think of any possibility that one or more events might occur and lead you and your business hanging on the air.
Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Ashley Ford-McAllister
Founder & Owner of: Negative is Also a Charge
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A kitten is cute – everyone loves kittens! They’re so playful and inquisitive, and literally into everything – and they can move so fast! Really, they’re like cats, but friendlier, more fun, and, well, just a whole lot cuter and easier to love.
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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Brittany Fex
Founder & Owner of: Be a Boss, Girl!
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Whether you are an active job seeker or not, the idea of committing to a future working in the unchartered territory is stressful! Saying yes to a job that doesn’t support your career goals may reduce your motivation and add unnecessary stress to your life. But saying no may mean missed opportunities for personal and professional growth!
Here are a few questions to ask yourself before saying “YES!” to a new job.
1. What is your motivation for accepting a new job?
Hate the job you’re in? Jumping at the first job offer you get may lead you to hate that job too. Looking to expand your experience? Make sure that you’ll be getting the experience you want before saying yes! Time for a change? Change is good, go for it!
2. What are your short-term goals in a job?
Do you want to improve your client service skills? Learn more about human resources? Short term goals are just as important as long-term goals. Identify some short term goals to help steer you toward your end goal.
3. What is your career end goal?
It’s okay if you don’t know. Pick a ‘ballpark’ end goal. Do you want to manage people? Be a successful writer? Teach? Be an expert in accounting? Identify what you are working towards and start building the path thereby accepting jobs that will help with your personal and professional development.
4. Will this job add valuable skills and experience to your resume?
Any experience is a good experience. But don’t settle for just any experiences. What skills and experiences can this job offer you that will help you reach your short-term and long-term career goals?
5. What do you value most in a job?
Do you value autonomy? Challenges? Opportunities to work in a team environment? Do some research. Interview your interviewer and find out if your values are the right fit for the job they are offering you.
6. What work-related activities keep you from staring at the clock?
Do project base activities keep you engaged all day? Maybe math related work makes time fly by. Identify what you love to do at work, and identify the things you hate while you’re at it. If you’ve been offered an administrative opportunity, and you hate administrative tasks, pass on the job and find another, more enjoyable way to add those skills to your resume.
Choose wisely and aim for the stars!
Article Credits: Brittany Fex
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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Alexis Esguerra
Founder & Owner of: Business and Beyond
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Every now and then, there have been success stories being discussed on the paper, TV and mainstream. Whereas, more and more people are still struggling their way to work and dot their thing for the rest of the day. Continue reading The Road to the Million (1 min read)
Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Helen Ames
Founder & Owner of: Finding Ever After
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Do you give Facebook followers an easy way to join your newsletter? Facebook has apps for Constant Contact, Mail Chimp, and others to allow your followers to sign up. This makes it easier for you to capture a consumer group, or a list of individuals who may be interested in company news and updates.
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The same principle is at play in “fake it till you make it.” If you act in a certain way, your feelings, emotions, confidence levels, and overall attitude will gravitate in that direction. The result? Eventually, you make it.
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If your content doesn’t include a call to action, you are leaving lots of money on the table that will never make it into your pocket until those Call to Actions (CTA’s) are put into place. Simply put, a call to action tells your readers to do exactly what you’d like them to. And if your copy is intriguing enough, your readers will have no problem taking action.
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