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Who Wants To Be An Entrepreneur

What's your gig

By Gregory PaytonPublished 2 years ago 3 min read
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In a world since Covid, do you want to be an entrepreneur. It seems like no one likes the daily grind of 9 to 5, or eight hours a day at a conventional job.

So what would you want to do, if you had the choice? Let's explore some options.

Dog Walking

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Some people work or are disabled, and might want to hire you to take their canine baby for a walk for some exercise or to just enjoy the scenery.

If you are particularly find fond the canine persuasion, than this might just be the gig for you.

Pet Sitting

This pays quite well too. I have hired a pet sitter before, and they do not come inexpensive. A pet sitter comes to your house, and they will feed your dog, let them outside, and do whatever you instruct them too, to tend to your pets needs while you are away. If you love canine or even felines, this might be the right side hustle for you,

Delivery Person

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Since Covid 19, online shopping has become quite popular. You can do your shopping online, at the grocery store's web page, and then the store employee will do the shopping for you.

They will be delivered right to your car by way of one of these parking spaces. Perhaps this will be an entrepreneur opportunity for you, to pick up someone's groceries for them and deliver them to their home.

Landscaping

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As long as God sends the rain, weeds will grow, and if they are not taken cared of they will look like the photo above.

So if taking care of these nuisance little weeds are to your pleasure, perhaps landscaping could be the perfect opportunity for you.

Someone is responsible for the weeds on concrete divides like are pictured above, fond out who and hey just might hire you to clean it up.

Lawn Care Service

With the aging populaton, the elderly might find themselves in a place where they can no longer mow their lawns themselves. In that case they will be in need of someone to mow their lawns, and tend to thier plant life and flowers. This can be a good opportunity, for the budding entrepreneur.

House Cleaning

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House cleaning is a very old profession, and it can be simple or complex. It is as simple as someone paying you to clean up after them as you would clean up after yourself, at home. It can be as simple as dusting or vacuuming, or as complex as heavy cleaning, such as mopping or scrubbing the floor, or cleaning the bathroom.

With an aging population of baby boomers, there certainly is an opportunity for the budding entrepreneur to try their hand at house cleaning. A well needed occupation, and an opportunity for the entrepreneur to help the elderly. When all the baby boomers which is the largest generation to date, come of retirement age, there will be a lot of people needing help.

Other Opportunities

Other opportunites include taking trash cans out washing house windows watering plant life, shoveling snow, picking up perscriptions, or anything pertaining to the elderly and the aging population. Things they can no longer do themselves, that will assist them in staying in their own homes.

Think Outside The Box

If you cannot find a job, or one that suits you anyway, in this changing economy, then think outside the box and try something new. Learn a new trade, something you have never done before.

Be creative and take a ride through the town that you live in, and see what services are indeed needed.

Try Working For Yourself!!!

Try Being An Entrepreneur - What Kind Of Entrepreneur Are You!!!!

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About the Creator

Gregory Payton

I am retired Air Force. I like to write poetry, and about the economy, and about current events.I have lost a lot in my life and I also write about processing grief.

I hope you find my work interesting.

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    Written by Gregory Payton