Doubling Challenge Part 2: $50 to $450
So if you're following I went from having nothing to $50. I thought about buying something for resale or investing. I chose to use a personal skill. I'm great at statistics, odds and numbers, so I went to the Hard Rock to double my $50. Let's just say I did better then double. I do not recommend this for all. You could lose your investment. I'm encouraging users of this challenge to use their SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE and THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX. Let me know what great ideas you come up with that work for you. Now let's Double Up some more!
very great what you do hopefully I can also follow the way of your principles, hopefully I can learn on you kawan.sukses for you ya hope more forefront.
I will continue to post daily any good info I can pass on to you my friend. My goals are to foster goodwill and helping people find ways to think outside the box and use their skills to grow some of their money and do good along the way!
You could always try and flip something online. I found that to be a great way to make quick money by buying things cheap in a store and reselling them online. Helped me turn a couple hundred into a couple thousand very easily!
I love this method! I will try flea markets too! You can look at items see what they are going for on eBay and see if it's a good buy. A month ago I found a McDonald's/Coca-Cola baseball from a company operations meeting in 2000 in its packaging. Looked it up saw they were going from $50-$125 and I asked the vendor how much he said $3! I'll take it. Sold it on eBay for $75.