What is your General Money Making Tips ?

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General Money Making Tips includes money affirmation, money mantras, money making Ideas, all about Good Money making Tips or Short story of how did you make your first money or something whatever helps positive changes in people Life.

I started this thread with positive mindset of Helping Someone Who Looking to Make Money and it helps me too..

11.11 Post, April 1 , Day 1

 

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Did you often see 11.11 angel numbers ?

I believe in angel numbers.. Angel messages.., numerology and spiritual contexts, seeing the time 11:11 is often interpreted as a sign of synchronicity, a message from the universe, or a reminder to pay attention to your thoughts and intentions.

Signs from the Universe:
Some believe that synchronicity is a way for the universe or a higher power to communicate with us, offering guidance or reassurance.

Luckily I submitted this thread & took SS of 11.11 ..

Thanks in Advance !

 

[TheVigilante]

I made my first money through 4chan spamming dating offers and it was from a JV with a US guy from a popular forum and it was literally copy paste like some days we even went as far as $200 but this only lasted for 3 months but it was fun and I also managed to learn slang language

The only mantra I follow is that success leaves clues and anyone can model that

 

[Champagne]

Saving money is making money. Don't spend your money on useless stuff that you don't need. Most people just buy luxury things to look rich. Ask yourself: Do I really need this? Think about what you will gain from it. Does it make more sense to buy this expensive watch or would it be better to invest this money in your business, making you more money down the line?

 

[back2form]

Saving money is making money. Don't spend your money on useless stuff that you don't need. Most people just buy luxury things to look rich. Ask yourself: Do I really need this? Think about what you will gain from it. Does it make more sense to buy this expensive watch or would it be better to invest this money in your business, making you more money down the line?

Good Valuable points - That's very True! Great advice..

I earned good money in the past and never thought to save money.. We invested into luxury things, building luxurious restaurant and all..

Later, after ups and down experience.. Realised The saying "a penny saved is a penny earned" emphasizes the importance of saving money, highlighting that saving is as valuable as earning, and that even small amounts saved can accumulate over time.

 

[Dopious]

Learn to sell and Networking is 2 great tips on how to make money.

 

[Octavia]

Check regularly on different places like

Reddit, LinkedIn, Telegram for people willing to buy a service.

There are people willing to pay 2x or 5x more of the service you provide just because they need it done correctly and within a reasonable amount of time.



Also this is messaged 2000!!

 

[Rem]

Properties investment
If you have $ for a property, do it. Prices will only increase

 

[back2form]

Properties investment
If you have $ for a property, do it. Prices will only increase

You just added real good point to this thread.. Appreciated..

Also, Investment in Gold is a another choice..

 

[You]

Don't buy what you cannot afford

 

[back2form]

Don't buy what you cannot afford

Yes, Nice point..

Also, If you can afford something, but you actually don't need it or if it is not worth spending so much on that, don't buy it.

 

[LuxRiches]

Invest in yourself and your skills. It will bring you a great ROI in so many different ways.

 

[MR.Spuf]

Reinvest in yourself, just bear with the pain of not buying cool stuff, just postone it later. And avoid people that don't have your mindset. As much as possible

 

[Jake]

Don't buy what you cannot afford

Big one right here. Too many people living outside of their means and then wonder why they don't have money.

 

[Berry Scary]

Make money doing something you are passionate about. It'll be easier for you to work on something that you actually like doing or have an interest in.

You may have a day job you hate but need to pay the bills, but it's good to try to find time making money with a side project that actually means something to you.

 

[t2van]

I like to buy stuff from charity shops and resell it online. 1960-70s furniture used to be real hot years ago that's how I first used to make some extra side money when I was younger. I don't mean buying it and painting it with chalk paint or some crap. Just finding real undervalued items and reselling it on eBay.

I've bought a traditional cast iron bake stone for £2 and sold it on for £38

Chesterfield sofa in red with a bit of age (but broken in ones I think are the best) I paid £44 for that I think, was under £50 I remember that, as it came in and they had no room for it and sold it over over £500!

I used to buy parts from auction houses and resell them on, there's some big ones around my way that I bought Belfast sinks, plumbing parts and so on. I don't bother with either of the above or have the need to do any of that any more.

Saving money is making money. Don't spend your money on useless stuff that you don't need. Most people just buy luxury things to look rich. Ask yourself: Do I really need this? Think about what you will gain from it. Does it make more sense to buy this expensive watch or would it be better to invest this money in your business, making you more money down the line?

A good add on to this is, add it to the basket and buy it next week decide if you still need it. Or just walk out of the store and NEVER be affraid to say you will think about it. Buying on impulse is a slippery journey. If you want to spend 50 save 100 that's how I work.

When I was younger I always wanted to borrow money to get shit I didn't need or couldn't afford. I was once told instead of doing that find out how much it costs per month and just put that into savings after sometime If I still need it, go buy it. Id often end up with the cash to buy what I needed for less due to time past and have the interest id have paid away for borrowing at a high rate was mine.

Its far easier typing that than doing it.

People who struggle think winning the lotto or having tons of money will solve all the problems. It won't. If you can manage what income you do have now it will get 10x worse when you suddenly have a windfall.

 

[MisterF]

I used to buy from local auction houses back in the very early 90s, just for pocket money. If you knew what you were buying and had buyers lined up, it was often quick and easy profits.

Did a sale with an old school mate of mine, a men's designer fashion brand had gone bust, this was brand new factory stock and I think we paid about £3 per piece, there were over 300 pieces and these were all labelled and prices at £60-80 per item.

Sold most to an independent clothes shop, we both kept a few pieces like jackets for ourselves.