As a retired missionary, I need extra income. Any ideas?

Answer 1

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Answer 3

As a retired missionary, I need extra income. Any ideas? Yes take a look at this. www.tni.com/buzzy

Answer 4

NEED?

As a missionary, one would think you would know the difference, so I'll assume you really mean NEED.

So...

1. Get a job
2. Write a book
3. Pray for God to provide

Answer 5

I'm starting my own business for extra income because I'm a student in the business management field (so I have no money whatsoever). Here's a site you should go to http://shannon.myteamonthego.com/ There is help every step of the way. The company has been in business for years and they make healthy and safe products for people. Good luck!

Answer 6

Your missionary experience, particularly if it is in one part of the world, has undoubtedly given you some extraordinary insights into the people with whom you had worked.

You know about their culture -- belief systems, rituals, attitudes, strengths, preferences, etc. Multinational companies and even NGO's may need to understand these folks, if they are trying to market to them, employ them in new ventures, aid them.

You can offer your insights to these enterprises on a contractual or parttime basis.

You can establish your business and show your expertise with a blog or a web site. You can write separate articles for that web site on such topics to allow prospects to see what you have to offer. However, you'd have to write if to appeal to the perspective or business or charities in order for the articles effectively convey the potential value of your expertise.

There are many small and medium size businesses and NGO's whose management have a religious perspective. I would market to them separately to avoid losing business from the larger, more secular organizations.

Answer 7

Offer in home weddings or other special location weddings. A pastor friend has been asked for this kind of service many times.

Answer 8

No, if any one's a jerk than they are a jerk. I'm most effective satisfactory to any one if they are satisfactory, irrespective of age. If whatever, their historical age will have to have taught them to be form and reverential. And I swear, like ninety% of aged men and women I meet are both racist, homophobic, conceited, or all 3.

Answer 9

Write magazine articles or books about your experiences, don't tell me nothing interesting happened?