Did you know that you are worth more than what you think you are supposed to be worth?
No, we're not talking about selling your body parts and organs to the nearby donor shop, nor are we thinking of selling your hair to the wig makers. What we mean is selling "service". Service that is within legal bounds and within the law and regulations of the state you are living in.
In a fair, there would be lots of things to see, but rarely do you have one booth selling things like service. Well, why not venture in this market? The fair is ripe for this type of market.
You could go with doing odd things with your clients. A dating service perhaps? What about a help-me service? Need an extra bodyguard for your rowdy kid? Or just need someone to accompany you for the day? Perhaps someone you would feel comfortable walking around. You would be surprised that people are willing to pay for a bit of companionship and camaraderie. Time is gold after all.
Do it on a per-hour basis. Work for a compromise with people who are willing to help you with this project, but protect their rights as well. Have the right to refuse a client service if need be, especially if the client looks shady.
It's a fun project that could help your members be more socially-active, with the only investment being the booth that serves as your home base. You can even do it alone if you want, though there's not much of an income, but you could be doing heavy labor or nothing at all and still earn a bit of money.
It is a project-based job and may not be easy in making a full income out of it. The motives may be for fun, but think of it as a small-scale project for something bigger in the future, like a service providing company for instance.
Everyone is sure to start small.
No, we're not talking about selling your body parts and organs to the nearby donor shop, nor are we thinking of selling your hair to the wig makers. What we mean is selling "service". Service that is within legal bounds and within the law and regulations of the state you are living in.
In a fair, there would be lots of things to see, but rarely do you have one booth selling things like service. Well, why not venture in this market? The fair is ripe for this type of market.
You could go with doing odd things with your clients. A dating service perhaps? What about a help-me service? Need an extra bodyguard for your rowdy kid? Or just need someone to accompany you for the day? Perhaps someone you would feel comfortable walking around. You would be surprised that people are willing to pay for a bit of companionship and camaraderie. Time is gold after all.
Do it on a per-hour basis. Work for a compromise with people who are willing to help you with this project, but protect their rights as well. Have the right to refuse a client service if need be, especially if the client looks shady.
It's a fun project that could help your members be more socially-active, with the only investment being the booth that serves as your home base. You can even do it alone if you want, though there's not much of an income, but you could be doing heavy labor or nothing at all and still earn a bit of money.
It is a project-based job and may not be easy in making a full income out of it. The motives may be for fun, but think of it as a small-scale project for something bigger in the future, like a service providing company for instance.
Everyone is sure to start small.
About the Author:
Ian Kleine takes every opportunity to visit fairs in his area, and enjoys it well enough to say a few thing about them. Florida Craft Shows has a complete list on every festival around the state. Don't miss out on your town's fairs and visit Florida Craft Shows.
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