If you are looking for a free lunch, get a side job that you can advertise or find clients from your day job. Working at a bank Ive seen many people who say work for Merry Maids cleaning service. THey learn the ropes, notice cost of supplies, work they put into the local franchise and what little their check is. They also build relationships with the customers. Before you know it they are on their own cleaning for the clients that use to be merry maid customers.
I see other young men sell prepaid legal on the side.
I guess you could try your hand at a taxi service if you want to get paid to drive, but I looked into that and the insurance was 2 grand for 6 months. Thats 334 bucks a month right off the top not to mention your vehicle over head, taxes and your check.
All in all once you start to make 17 or more bucks an hour with benefits its really hard to beat that on your own vs working for the man.
