Find a Job

Having a job is the best and most stable way of earning steady income. That is why getting a job should have priority over any other method of making a dollar. No matter who you are and what skills you have, there is a boss out there that would love to order you around to do work, while you get paid for it. Even if you are working in a fast food restaurant and making minimum wage, you must remember that you are getting money. Though I sound like I'm money-hungry, that is only a disguise for my true purpose of earning money. I believe one must have money to make money. Just the simple deposit of a percentage of earnings in various banking accounts can yield a worth return. When watching the numbers go up in your bank account, you’ll discover a great sense of accomplishment. Thus, this is the same attitude one should have towards working and towards money. And so, a job (or two) is most important in building a multiple income stream. To get a job, one presents to the employer a decent resume (or at least a decent-looking resume). Here are two examples of acceptable resumes:














































Many people do not have the slightest idea how to write their resume though it is amazingly easy. Just follow the samples and replace everything with your own details. Also, Microsoft Word has a resume wizard, as do many other document-writing programs, which assist in correctly arranging your information and qualifications. Note: if a certain category doesn’t apply to you, don’t include it in the resume (i.e. you never had an internship, so just delete that category). Adding it would make you look bad. Instead, you may include things such as community services or volunteer experience. Visit this site for other great resume tips: http://jobstar.org/tools/resume/yana24.php.

Now where can you find a job? Take a walk down the busiest street you know or go to the mall. Or, why not take advantage of the great power of the Internet? Here are some sites that are ideal for locating job opportunities in your area.

Climber.com

Monster Jobs

Snagajob.com

Craigslist

Yahoo! HotJobs

Once you land that job, work, work, and work. Clock in at 9AM and clock out at 5PM. Take as many shifts as you can handle. Soon you’ll have no time to spend the money, hopefully, and you’ll see that bank statement with increasing numbers. Remember that a job will give you money and money is needed to make more money.