What can YOU do while working from home

We'll take it you've already tried the various work from home adverts, considered envelope stuffing, telephone answering etc., and have had your small pay checks being sent to some millionaire who's promised to share his secrets with you.

And you've figured that none of that is practical. Well, you've come to the right place on the net that won't ask you for a penny to explain how you can make a million dollars.

If you belong to the generation that does not believe that the world owes you a living, and you're willing to do your time for your daily bread, why work for somebody? Here's a collection of ideas of what you can do working at home - start your own business!

1. Running a website or a web based business. No! You do not need to be an expert in anything having to do with running a site. You don't even need to know a lot about PCs or how to build/manage web pages. The trick is to identify what exactly you are good at, what you enjoy doing, and open your mind to ways you can generate money out of it. Or find someone who's already done the same and buy him out.

2. Writing articles for other websites. Again, no big skills required. You don't need to be a published editor, you don't even need to be good at writing! You can be stumped by spelling errors, perplexed by punctuations, and absolutely clueless at grammar but you can still make a living by writing blogs (Yes, it's not all just articles. There's demand for things like putting together useful info, browsing through various sites in a particular niche and compiling a list of the greatest ones, collecting phone numbers off of various websites in a particular industry and building a list, and various other opportunities that don't require a PhD in English Lit).

3. Buying and selling products you are familiar with on websites like eBay and Amazon - from doll houses to rubber bands.

4. Converting your hobbies or skills into a veritable business from home (which may or may not use the web). Some examples:

- Genealogy
- Pet Grooming
- Pottery/Painting/Other Craft Work
- Knitting, Needlework,
- Baking/Cooking
- Recording/Editing
- Child Care, Teaching/Tutoring
- Reading (proofreading)
- Languages (translating)

Use your hobby/skill to make money for you....

5. Other local opportunities: Apart from hobbies and trade skills there may be openings in your local area for a particular service that is not currently being fulfilled. And, the laws of supply and demand dictate that if there's no one in terms competition, people are likely to be willing to pay you a higher price for your services. Some ideas are:

- House/Office Cleaning
- House Sitting
- Door to door leaflet/local paper/coupon distribution
- Window Cleaning Services

6. Virtual Assistant opportunities: A VA is described as an independent contractor providing administrative, creative and/or computer services from the comfort of their own homes. There are several organisations on the web that cater for and are advising VAs.

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