The last month has been a whirlwind of activity, and I’ve been derelict in reporting why. It has to do with the blasted economy and how to make money from home in these dark times.
I am not a great saver. I am however an exceptional earner. Always have been, and it’s because I lived through the Seventies as a kid with eyes wide open. While other kids were watching TV, I was reading everything from Popular Science to Money to biographies of achievers to Andrew Tobias. My thought was this: many people weathered tough times successfully. If by reading I could learn from their successes (and mistakes) I could make a decent living even when times got hard.
Times got hard, obviously. Now here’s the funny thing. My methods of earning work better in bad times than in good. While we did just fine during the bubble, we didn’t make bubble money. During the recession, however, while business is down, I’m still doing pretty darn well. The $64,000 question is this: what have I learned that others can use?
Product X, my wholly unimaginative name for the course we’re developing is a method you can start with. It uses the revolutionary method known as “buy low, sell high”. Turns out that eBay, the world’s most diverse and efficient marketplace, is brimming with just such opportunities. This business can be started with a few hundred dollars’ investment and relies on your cleverness, plus some powerful third-party research tools now available for completed eBay auctions.
More later. I’m excited.