How can 14 year old make money easily?

• I want things i can do that make me money so i can get off my computer and start doing something useful while making money or by doing something online that i can make money

• Answer:

  Lots of things, but for most, you'll need your parents permission as you're still a minor. You'll be better suited to more jobs in a year or two, and all the most likely possibilities will involve helping kids younger than you. Some things you might start thinking about would be learning to be a camp counselor, baby sitting, learning how to tutor other kids, of all ages (even if you don't think you're particularly smart, you'll be smarter than a ten year old) If you're good at any type of sport you might help teach younger kids that, be it helping to coach a soccer or baseball team, or giving tennis lessons, whatever you're good at. Since you'll need to talk to your parents about it anyway, they may have some more ideas for you. I don't know what their jobs are, but it's possible they may find something for you there (depending on their jobs). Or they may have friends whose jobs you could work at. I know a guy who runs a comic book store, and his 12 year old daughter works there now, and I worked in my Dad's old business when I was in high school after school everyday. It was more common in much much older times for young people to do, but you might still be able to get apprenticed to someone, a craftsman of some kind, and learn their trade. Glassblowing, carpentry, people who still make things by hand. Maybe even learn to be a mechanic if you like cars and know of someone who owns their own tune up shop and would be willing to teach you about cars, and occasionally run the registry and what not. You could also make a business out of selling things on ebay or at flea markets. This could be stuff from your house no one uses, or things you make. It is a great thing that you have the ethic to want to work at such a young age. Start learning skills and getting work experience now, and you'll have a better chance than other people your age of finding a good job once you're done with school.