WERE CAN MY LITTLE COUSIN GET A JOB HIS ONLY 14 THOUGH?

Question

Thank you

Answer 1

If jobs for teens are hard to come by in your area (we're talking the usual fast-food and retail jobs), try making your own gig. There are dozens of ways you can make money if you are creative.

I know kids that make $6-$10 per week per yard, visiting a given yard twice a week, just picking up doggie-poo and bagging it up. We're talking a pooper-scooper and rubber gloves and a trash bag. The customer gets a poopie-free yard to entertain in, and you get income. Picture getting 20 such clients and how that will add up.

You can also supplement that with dog-walking, dog-training, and either dog/cat sitting on vacations or babysitting. Then there is flower bed preparing for each season (the customer buys the mulch and stuff and you provide the labor), cleaning out rain gutters and whatever else needs to be done.

If you are on a PC, open up your Microsoft Office Suite and make a flyer for yourself listing your service offerings, print out a 1/2-page (8.5" x 5") flyer on some various colored paper and start knocking on doors in a likely local neighborhood.