Millard Grubb
August 6, 2020, 08:39 AM
With the threat of further lockdowns and people being nervous about going out, it might be the time to dust off our thinking about working from home "jobs".
For years, hucksters have sold work from home packages that promised a lot and delivered puffery. Now might be the time to sell something along these lines that has real value.
I would imagine the tough part would be to be able to find something that actually works in this idea.
Perhaps it might be as simple as convincing a boss to let you work at home if your job lends itself to doing that.
Perhaps you can take what you know and teach it via webinar from home... (think the at-home plumber or the at-home baker)
Maybe I am just rehashing things that have been said in other ways for years in the work-at-home industry. But in these interesting times, it may be worth another look.
For years, hucksters have sold work from home packages that promised a lot and delivered puffery. Now might be the time to sell something along these lines that has real value.
I would imagine the tough part would be to be able to find something that actually works in this idea.
Perhaps it might be as simple as convincing a boss to let you work at home if your job lends itself to doing that.
Perhaps you can take what you know and teach it via webinar from home... (think the at-home plumber or the at-home baker)
Maybe I am just rehashing things that have been said in other ways for years in the work-at-home industry. But in these interesting times, it may be worth another look.
