Success how do people make money quickly and easily as a teen (1 Viewer)

[ZeroContrast]

like how its like anything i try to do even if i do all the steps correctly it doesnt work i think that the only true ways are the unethical/illegal ways to make big money or take years to build up

 

[realhmtn]

Steal the purses of old ladies

 

[Amygdala]

theres always money to be made, legally or illegally. you just have to find out which methods work the best

 

[ZeroContrast]

Steal the purses of old ladies

ok but nowadays theres either too many cameras or people around or theres no old ladys and if they do they dont bring purses in my area for some reason

 

[VelocityAnt]

ok but nowadays theres either too many cameras or people around or theres no old ladys and if they do they dont bring purses in my area for some reason

Use some mask, good costume + shoe lift

 

[ZeroContrast]

Use some mask, good costume + shoe lift

yall underestimating the police bro they can find where you live if you just spit on the ground robbing someone in public is just stupid

 

[VelocityAnt]

yall underestimating the police bro they can find where you live if you just spit on the ground robbing someone in public is just stupid

Well that's just some shit I made up on the toilet, eitherway you'll have a low ROI in terms of danger

 

[Amygdala]

yall underestimating the police bro they can find where you live if you just spit on the ground robbing someone in public is just stupid

have you tried cyber crime?

 

[ZeroContrast]

ill look into it ive never thought about it

have you tried cyber crime?

 

[carbon]

An occupation is
a person's principal work, profession, or business, typically providing income, such as a doctor or teacher. It refers to the regular, habitual activity on which one spends their time. It also signifies the act of taking possession of a place or a period of control.[UWSL][UWSL]
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Key details about the term "occupation":

• [UWSL]Work & Profession:It describes the type of work someone does, often highlighting skills and education
  . It is frequently used interchangeably with terms like job, career, trade, or craft
  .[/UWSL]
• • [UWSL]Broad vs. Specific: While a "job title" is specific (e.g., "Podiatrist"), an occupation is broader (e.g., "Healthcare").[/UWSL]
  • [UWSL]Activities: It can refer to any activity or hobby that occupies one’s time.[/UWSL]
  • [UWSL]Control/Possession: It refers to the physical possession of property or the military control of a region.[/UWSL][UWSL][UWSL]
    [/UWSL][/UWSL]

Examples in Context:

• [UWSL]Employment: "Her occupation is a software engineer."[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Activity: "Reading is his favorite occupation."[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Control: "The military occupation lasted for five years."[/UWSL][UWSL][UWSL] [/UWSL][/UWSL]

 

[ZeroContrast]

An occupation is
a person's principal work, profession, or business, typically providing income, such as a doctor or teacher. It refers to the regular, habitual activity on which one spends their time. It also signifies the act of taking possession of a place or a period of control.[UWSL][UWSL] [/UWSL][/UWSL]


Key details about the term "occupation":

• [UWSL]Work & Profession:It describes the type of work someone does, often highlighting skills and education
  . It is frequently used interchangeably with terms like job, career, trade, or craft
  .[/UWSL]
• • [UWSL]Broad vs. Specific: While a "job title" is specific (e.g., "Podiatrist"), an occupation is broader (e.g., "Healthcare").[/UWSL]
  • [UWSL]Activities: It can refer to any activity or hobby that occupies one’s time.[/UWSL]
  • [UWSL]Control/Possession: It refers to the physical possession of property or the military control of a region.[/UWSL][UWSL][UWSL][/UWSL][/UWSL]

Examples in Context:

• [UWSL]Employment: "Her occupation is a software engineer."[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Activity: "Reading is his favorite occupation."[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Control: "The military occupation lasted for five years."[/UWSL]

im 13 in my area i cant get a job legally

 

[carbon]

im 13 in my area i cant get a job legally

Gig work is
temporary, flexible, on-demand, or project-based work, often arranged through digital platforms/apps, where individuals act as independent contractors rather than traditional employees. Common examples include ride-sharing, food delivery, freelancing, and specialized consulting. Workers are paid per task or project, allowing for flexible hours and multiple clients.[UWSL][UWSL] [/UWSL][/UWSL]

Key aspects of gig work include:

• [UWSL]Platform-Based or Independent: Many gigs are found via apps (Uber, DoorDash, Upwork).[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Independence: Gig workers are generally classified as independent contractors (1099 workers), not W-2 employees.[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Flexibility: Allows workers to choose their own hours and projects.[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Types of Gig Work:[/UWSL]
  • [UWSL]Service-based: Rideshare drivers, delivery drivers, handymen.[/UWSL]
  • [UWSL]Knowledge-based: Freelance writers, graphic designers, consultants.[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Economic Impact: It provides income, often as a side hustle or temporary job, though it lacks employer-provided benefits like health insurance or retirement plans.[/UWSL][UWSL][UWSL]
  [/UWSL][/UWSL]

Common examples include freelancing, independent contracting, online work, and on-call work.

 

[ZeroContrast]

Gig work is
temporary, flexible, on-demand, or project-based work, often arranged through digital platforms/apps, where individuals act as independent contractors rather than traditional employees. Common examples include ride-sharing, food delivery, freelancing, and specialized consulting. Workers are paid per task or project, allowing for flexible hours and multiple clients.

Key aspects of gig work include:

• [UWSL]Platform-Based or Independent: Many gigs are found via apps (Uber, DoorDash, Upwork).[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Independence: Gig workers are generally classified as independent contractors (1099 workers), not W-2 employees.[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Flexibility: Allows workers to choose their own hours and projects.[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Types of Gig Work:[/UWSL]
  • [UWSL]Service-based: Rideshare drivers, delivery drivers, handymen.[/UWSL]
  • [UWSL]Knowledge-based: Freelance writers, graphic designers, consultants.[/UWSL]
• [UWSL]Economic Impact: It provides income, often as a side hustle or temporary job, though it lacks employer-provided benefits like health insurance or retirement plans.[/UWSL][UWSL][UWSL][/UWSL][/UWSL]

Common examples include freelancing, independent contracting, online work, and on-call work.

ill look into that also