Trying To Establish Steady Income From Home

I am not creative so I don't have suggestions along that line. I think there are real jobs that let you work from home but I don't know how to find them. I did read a suggestion to look for telecommute jobs as opposed to work from home jobs. My aunt used to dog sit at her home while people went on vacation. I am not sure what she charged, but people were willing to pay more than to put their dogs in a kennel. There is a website that links dogsitters to customers. My way to add to my income as a substitute teacher is to mystery shop. Today I will be reimbursed for gas that I have to buy anyway. Doesn't actually pay any money but saves me $20. I will also be reimbursed for a pizza and paid a $10 (American) fee on top of it. Tomorrow I will go to 4 convenience stores and go through a checklist of items (not exactly a mystery shop but an assignment from a mystery shopping company). Each of those pays $17. Throughout the month I make about $200 extra dollars and get about $200 reimbursed in things like gas, groceries, oil changes. Any way I will probably always mystery shop regardless of what else I do because it is just so flexible and plentiful and variable.

Hello, Why not try applying to online jobs, there are lost of site that you can registered then you can apply for work while you are taking care of your family. Internet now a day is very valuable,you can use your skills also if you are internet savvy. You can do data entry and research. Just try...thanks!

It's good that you are a creative person. I have read many people or stay-at-home moms have set up their business at home. There are many information regarding this online, but there might be some scammed ones, so you have to be careful to find the trusted resources. When I decided to quit my office job and stay at home to take care of my children, I have thought of ways that I might be able to earn from home. Setting up a home business, selling things online or being a home tutor might be good ideas, but I think it's good to have a business plan before we start it. But, I have been busy with my children and also I am able to find some freelance jobs, so I still haven't really set up a business that sell things online yet. Yes, don't ever give up. Be patient, start learning, and you'll be there soon!

I'm sure there are some jobs that would allow you work from home. Maybe look at some sites that help you find work, and you may be able to find something from home. Just look around, and see what you can find. There's something out there. Don't give up just yet.

This is just my suggestion. You may or not accept my proposal. Since you are a native speaker, there are so many websites that hire people for online teaching. You can teach English language to non-native speakers at home. I've been doing this for more than 2 years.

Hi Clara, glad you are looking for ways to increase your income, most of us do. As many have said here, as a native English speaker you can teach English online,may not be easy at first but with time,if you have more clients,you can make good money. Fiverr, Up work are places where you can offer your services. Example I'm a blogger but non English speaker,l do outsource from up work. Have you offered your services on your blog?let your readers know you are an article writer too and they can hire you should they need help? There are different ways,what you need is patience