I'd like to help MGTOW men to improve themselves in the sense of financial freedom by doing various misc things that you can do from home. And no I'm not selling you anything nor am I giving out any affiliate links for you to click, if you know about Fiverr you already know of the kind of crap I'm talking about.
Get the Foap Android App - Upload images your take with your high resolution camera on your device (quality is a must). People license the image for use and you can score even $10 per image licensed. You can also use iStockPhoto and others in place of Foap.
Ebooks - Best platform in my experience is Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing. Write an eBook that's at least 20K words and publish it to Amazon. I've found that if you underprice yourself, people will buy it for the hell of it because "Screw it, just a buck" as I've seen in some of my published works. It can be about any subject, religion, terrorism, politics, feminism, MGTOW, Men's Rights, SEO, whatever. It's not beyond me to make up a bullshit story, package it up and sell it for a buck per copy. It's a residual income, so write, upload, set price, forget it and go to the next project in your own time.
Acting - If you're good at faking having a disease or illness, consider applying as a "Standardized patient" used in medical schools to prepare med students with hospital environments. Google "Medical School Standardized Patient areayouresidehere"
Participate in Focus Groups and Research Studies
Sell your body - Not what you're thinking, I'm not talking about prostitution. If you meet the qualifications, sell sperm, provided you're comfortable with it (I wouldn't, and as stated in comments http://edition.cnn.com/2014/01/23/justice/kansas-sperm-donation/ just be safe and never donate sperm, let there be a shortage and instead switch to just plasma). Otherwise, if you're just relatively healthy, consider donating plasma.
Bookkeeping - Learn to be a bookkeeper. You don't have to be an accountant to perform this job and allows you to work remotely so long as the business sends you the information you need. You can perform bookkeeping for multiple businesses.
There's the other more obvious stuff like be a web designer, graphics designer, make YouTube videos, start a blog or website with ads, Fiverr, Amazon MTurk, etc.
Pick something and give it a shot, but also don't be afraid to also branch out into multiple things mentioned. Example you can sell plasma as a bookkeeper that also writes and publishes books to Amazon's Kindle store.
My idea is to help spread a little information about how I make little tidbits of money here and there. I have 3 books published to Amazon Kindle going for $1 per copy and I bring in $70-$85 per year and each one of my books I was able to just shit out in 7 hours each (roughly).
This extra money can and likely should be saved and just save up on that residual income.
Bonus points are awarded for abusing Fiverr with your earnings if you're in the ebook publishing route. Pay multiple people $5 to write a 500 word article about a particular niche subject, each one writing about a specific topic within that niche, then later edit the articles together to create a new ebook for a new piece in your Amazon Kindle income stream.
Save your money, and when you do go to spend, it's a wise choice to use the savings as an investment to increase your residual earning potential.
With enough works published on Amazon (I know I'm banging on about Kindle, but it's what I'm experienced with, so take it as an example) on various niche topics, you'll end up hitting more and more categories of people looking to buy books. I know people with Kindles that buy books by the assload every so often just to have the damn book and never end up actually reading it.
So the more ebooks you have published, the more categories you hit, the more likely you are to attract more and more fish to come and bite the bait and read your book. The more they do in the various categories you publish into, the bigger potential increase to your residual earnings.
If done well enough, you'll then be free from working a slave job busting your ass and potentially be able to live minimally off the residual income. Free from a job, opens up more time to focus on yourself and your financial future. Once you get to that point, the easier and quicker you'll be able to pump out more increases to your revenue stream.
Similar to YouTubers though, the Amazon thing does fluctuate. It can offer some freedom, and more time.
Hope this information helps at least some of you out.
Also while writing this I just scored $10 on foap! That took 2 weeks.
Sooooo helpful? Are you likely to try something from this list to help free yourself financially?
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Excellent stuff. Question: How does Amazon transfer the funds to you?
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