How to make money without asking for permission and automate it
Getting a job is hard due to sometimes not being hired by anyone. This is only going to get worse in the future, due to automation, outsourcing, a higher cost of living, taking care of one's family, and other factors to be unreasonable and impractical. However, these can actually be a good thing, because one can use automation and outsourcing to one's own advantage to make money too. Having a job is costly anyway and it's better to not work (especially if one makes the same or more money anyway - might as well save the time for better pursuits) to have a better quality of life and interact with people more (provided they're not working either):
- Easy
- Bing Rewards: donate to charity or get gift cards for oneself. Notes:
- It's better to fund oneself first over a charity, especially when one needs the help
- make sure the charities are aware of Give with Bing and actually receive the money sent to them. Otherwise it's a waste that can be placed better elsewhere.
- automate one's searches
- Bing Rewards: donate to charity or get gift cards for oneself. Notes:
- Medium
- recycle bottles, cans, scrap metal, etc.
- save money
- 'penny saved is a penny earned'
- if you save yourself and others enough money - they'll have enough to give you it back
- ex - save the government money by volunteering for them
- ex - cleanup - park's, beaches
- Hard
- create a bot with an affiliate link for others to make money for you (like the one with the link above)
- setup a blog, like on blogger
- build content (apps, websites, youtube videos, etc.)
- charge a fee to buy them (like an app)
- put advertising on what's freely available
- rest of the list
How to invest in the stock market
There are multiple ways to approach the stock market. Some enter it to make money, but what I write is equivalent to donating to companies: invest in companies that need help and align with one's values or push one's values forward. With this method, whether the stock makes money or loses, it impact one's personal finances:
- work a job (or make money some way) to fund one's purchase
- always work a job (or make money some way), wherever possible, to continuously be able to fund the stock market
- don't stop working just because one feels there's enough money to work with. Instead keep working, as there might be stocks and companies in the future that require more money than ever expected
- only stop working a job (or some other way) when:
- one has more than enough money to pay for what they need and thensome
- one doesn't want to work anyone
- one stops participating in the stock market
- always work a job (or make money some way), wherever possible, to continuously be able to fund the stock market
- Place the estimated amount of money one would need to survive for the rest of their life (and anyone they'd take care of) in another account. Set the threshold to that amount, so the account continuously is replenished to that level (unless it changes, in which the new threshold is the level to fill to).
- Always prioritize filling up to the threshold over any funding of the stock market.
- Avoid using this money for the stock market when possible
- After that account is filled up, fill up a brokerage with excess money
- fill up the amount of money one would want to place in each stock, one by one, until they're fully funded
- for every stock that can't be filled fully, just buy one share as a placeholder until money comes in to fill it
- Decide how far one wants to go with the company
- Usually the sellout period is when a company gets to where it needs to be (which is self-sustainability without needing your money), becomes profitable, and paid for all its costs to where it has enough excess money that it doesn't need that if you take from it, they will not be negatively impacted
- Sell out when:
- a company changes its direction or does something displeasing that one doesn't want to be a part of
- the company reaches its goals
- other companies are more worthwhile to fund
- Note: check the sec report (sec.report/ticker/___ for any updates before selling.
- Use the money from the sale to fund new stocks
What to do after fully funding the stock market, but wants to invest more
- invest in companies not on the stock market
- donate to charity
- start a mutual fund
- continue to research the stock market for more insights and ideas
- find other ways to make money
- start a business
- work on one's ideas and designs to bring it into reality
- find other work to be productive on
- fund other people's ideas
- going to makerspaces is a good place to find this