Utilize the Internet's money-making resources. Purchase a web site and start your own business - you can use the search engines to find a drop-shipping business that will deliver merchandise to your customers when you make sales. If you set up a web site, sign up for affiliate programs. Register to take surveys with Send Earnings, Global Test Market, The African American Voice, Survey Savvy, MindField and Your2Cents. Write and submit your own articles that will motivate readers or teach them something you know to Helium, Associated Content, Triond, and constant Content.
Develop your mental resources. Keep your mind active. Play games and do puzzles. Get plenty of aerobic exercise. Eat nutritious foods and drink plenty of water. Recite the names of people you meet. If you are a student, try to find a connection between the things you learn and your personal life. Practice writing what you remember for terms and definitions you have trouble memorizing without looking at your notes or text book.
Explore various methods to take advantage of your physical resources. If you are a student, use the chapter summaries and questionnaires in your text books to get a better understanding of your material. Learn the various functions on your keyboard and software applications.
Let others be good human resources. If you do not understand something at work, ask your supervisors and fellow workers for help. If you need help with something at home, ask a family member for help. Ask librarians for help if you cannot find a particular book or piece of information at a library. When you do not understand something at a class or seminar, ask the instructor for help. If you have trouble studying alone, study with a classmate or someone else who has excelled at school.
Take advantage of the informational resources that exist. Use good search engines such as google.com and yahoo.com to find information or shop for particular items. If you do not have a dictionary nearby to look up a word, go to dictionary.com.
Help preserve the earth's resources. Take recycling seriously. If there is a center in your area that pays for items such as aluminum, take your empty soda cans there. If the local trash collector has a recycling program or gives you a bin for recyclables, clean out your plastic bottles and glass jars before putting them in the recycling bin.
Place paper materials into the recycling bin. If you have an empty box that is made of paperboard or has a recycling logo or sign on it, please recycle it. You can save space in your recycling container by opening the top and bottom sides of a box to make it foldable. Use the recycling containers that public places provide.
By following these steps, you can improve your life and make the world a better place to live.
