How did you earn the first pot of gold in your life?

For me, the first pot of gold I earned in the strict sense was during the summer vacation from elementary school to junior high school, and I earned the tuition and miscellaneous fees for registration! 280 bucks! In 1991!

12 years old! In our rural areas at that time, there were many people who couldn't afford to pay tuition and couldn't go to school! At the end of the semester, the teacher will go to the students' homes one by one to confirm which students will continue to go to school next semester and what the reasons are for not going to school, and then do work for parents and give students ideas, even if it is an IOU for the next semester's tuition fees to encourage students to continue studying!

And I'm one of those who can't afford to pay the tuition! At the suggestion of the teacher, my father made me a wooden box, sewed a small quilt and put it in, and the teacher also lent me his family's 28 bicycle, lent me five yuan of capital, and started the journey of earning tuition fees at the beginning of the school! At the age of 12, I was less than one meter four, I couldn't turn over the horizontal bar, I could only stretch my legs under the bicycle horizontal bar, pedal half a circle, half push and half ride with a wooden box, and go to the cold storage of the 3607 factory more than ten kilometers away in the mountains, where there is popsicle wholesale!

Ordinary popsicles sell for five cents for three cents, and mung bean popsicles sell for four cents for one dime, twice a day, and three times when the weather is particularly hot. In addition to the loss of overturning and shattering and not being able to sell in heavy rain, there was also a new chain for the teacher's bicycle, and finally earned more than 280 yuan before the start of school! This can be regarded as the "first pot of gold" earned in the real sense of life!

After the college entrance examination, I earned the first pot of gold in the summer vacation. That summer, many students worked as tutors to make money. I feel that the education industry has a huge market, and no matter how poor parents are, they don't want to be poor in education.

However, I was not satisfied with the meager income of 50 yuan, so I wanted to hold a training class, recruit many students to listen, and then find some teachers to give lectures and earn some shares. So I asked a friend to discuss. The two hit it off, but they were worried that we (the provincial capital) would not do well, and the big educational institutions would take all the winners, so I am afraid it would be difficult to recruit students.

I thought of my uncle's family in a small city not far away, where the educational conditions were relatively backward, and we both were admitted to better universities, and it should be easier to recruit students under the banner of universities. (And you can stay at my uncle's house hhh) So I started planning: first of all, how to publicize:

We printed some flyers, some of which were pasted on walls near the school, on telephone poles (it turned out to be easily torn off and felt like a competitor had done it); The other part is sent directly to the student or parent. Then there is the rental of classrooms and desks and chairs: we contacted some homeowners and merchants on these platforms at 58 and Ganji to negotiate the price.

But the location of the classroom is important, and we think that when we recruit students, we will decide according to their needs. In the end, two teachers were recruited to share the pressure of teaching for both of us. The two teachers also brought us some students, and we did it for about a month, with a total income of more than 40,000 yuan, and we each earned more than 10,000 yuan after excluding the cost.

It should be a small start-up, which taught me a lot. I was going to do it again during the winter vacation, but because I was busy, I didn't do it again.

Opening a ** requires an upfront investment and a later time investment, which can not only make money, but also cultivate your vision and courage. Micro-business is still quite profitable to do well, and he has also done a good test of your interpersonal skills. Of course, here we must do a good job of products, and put an end to selling black-hearted products.

When I graduated from primary school, I went from the countryside to sell vegetables with my grandmother on Huiyuan Street in Leshan, and I had to occupy a place after four o'clock in the morning, and each person had to occupy a position two woven bags wide. I remember an adult asking me if I would "eat weighing" (that is, underweighing), and I said, "If I learn these things at such a young age, won't I be a big villain when I grow up?" ”

When I was helping my family sell corn, I was still bought by my kind aunt within an hour. After returning home, I reflected that I studied English all night every day during the summer vacation, and as a result, I ranked first in my class and the top three in my year every exam including the final exam after the school started, and I was very happy!

Generally, in the third year, you can apply for an internship in the company, and the salary of the internship is not very high, but it is a great thing that he can teach you work experience and achieve his financial independence at the same time.

Middle school students don't want to make money, let's go study, as a normal middle school student, you can't make a lot of money, you work hard to get into a good university and earn a month can top you in the past few years.

Contact the business hall next to the school to see if there is a chance to make a wave of money. Suggestions: There are generally two forms:

Daily and piece-rated. The daily settlement is equivalent to working for the business hall and doing the work they arrange, about one or two hundred a day. Piecework, for every card you sell, you can get a commission of dozens.

It's very inconvenient to buy off-campus or online, so even if they spend a little more, they will choose to buy it on campus! Suggestions: Contact local sellers to buy goods and sell at a higher price.

If you can't sell out, you can generally return it, and discuss it with the merchant in advance.

Suggestions: It's okay to go to the snack street next to the school. If a business needs to recruit students, they will usually put up an advertisement.

There are usually hundreds or thousands of people in a dormitory, and the market is very large. A snack may only earn one or two yuan, but it can't bear a large amount! Suggestions:

The feasibility is very high. However, there are some disturbances to the roommates from selling things in the dormitory, so it is recommended to communicate with them in advance. Have a good relationship and often send snacks and drinks, and ordinary people will not strongly disagree.

You can pick up the goods at your local store or buy them at 1688 and so on.

5. Recommended reasons for work-study programs in libraries and restaurants: Most schools have libraries and cafeterias. In general, libraries have only a few full-time administrators, and the work of organizing books is very tedious and requires student assistance.

The cafeteria is also short of people during meal time, and students are needed to assist in their work. Suggestion: If you need a work-study program, you can contact the library or cafeteria staff directly.

You can also consult a counsellor who will be happy to help you.