Jog Your Memory

Here are some questions to help you consider your past money making schemes:

What was your first job as a child? How did you earn gas money as a teen? What small side gigs have you done to get gas money? How did you get through college? Have you ever sold items? Who were your bosses?

This exercise will jog your memory about the skills you have that you can put to use to make some extra cash.

To help you out, I decided to publish my own brainstorming list here. See if any of these ideas apply in your own life. Or maybe find a new idea to try!

Secure Your Savings: Brainstorm Money Making Schemes

Have you ever stopped to consider how many different ways you've made money over the years? Even if you got as little as $1, it counts as a money making scheme.

You probably have a wealth of ideas for making money at your fingertips and you didn't even realize it!

Before we dig into today's post, this is the final day of the 30 day money challenge I call Secure Your Savings and Find Peace in the New Year. If you didn't keep up with the series, there's no reason you can't read this post on its own. But if you like the idea of having extra money, I suggest you check out this post for a whole list of money saving tips and ideas for bringing in extra cash.

If you've stuck with me for the whole series, thank you so much! I appreciate all of my readers. Writing a post every day for 31 days has been challenging, but I've learned a lot. I hope you have, too.