Side Business Ideas (Part VIII): Physical Oriented
I have posted quite a bit lately on Multipreneuring and Defensive Entrepreneurship (see What is Multipreneuring? and What is Defensive Entrepreneurship?). I thought I would do a few posts on ideas for these sideline or moonlighting businesses.
In Side Business Ideas (Part VII): Educational Oriented, I focused on educational oriented businesses. Now let's look at physical businesses. If you have certain talents, skills, training, and knowledge-- here are some ideas (in alphabetical order):
- Hair stylist
- Massage therapist
- Nail Stylist
- Performer
- Personal Trainer
- Pet groomer, boarder, trainer, walker
- Stylist
- Yoga instructor
Always be mindful that you may need special training and/or licenses in your state or locality.
This concludes this series . . . by no means a complete list of opportunities, but enough to get started.
Related posts:
Side Business Ideas (Part VI): Craft and Creative Oriented
Side Business Ideas (Part V): Planner/Organizer Oriented
Side Business Ideas (Part IV): Business Services Oriented
Side Business Ideas (Part III): Computer Oriented
Side Business Ideas (Part II): Producer/Processor Oriented
Side Business Ideas (Part I): Handyman Oriented
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Bulletproof Yourself . . .
New Product/Service Ideas
Why Do We Only Prepare or Act After a Problem or Disaster?
Creating Income Producing Assets
Wealth Creation and "Assets"
Think About Learning Another Skill or Trade
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7/24/2009 7:32 AM
DEFENSIVE-ENTREPRENEURSHIP.COM wrote:
In Side Business Ideas (Part VII): Educational Oriented, I focused on educational oriented businesses. Now let's look at physical businesses. If you have certain talents, skills, training, and knowledge-- here are some ideas (in alphabetical order): Hair stylist Massage therapist Nail Stylist Performer Personal Trainer Pet groomer, boarder, trainer, walker Stylist Yoga instructor Always be mindful that you may need special training and/or licenses in your state or locality. This concludes this series . . . ...
Here are two examples from my business site that chime right in on the idea of massage and nails as a sideline or full time business.
http://www.sensible-small-business-ideas.com/gel-nails.html is a gel nail business operated out of a salon where Vicki rents space.
http://www.sensible-small-business-ideas.com/massage-therapy.html is a massage therapist who operates out of her home. LouAnn gives wonderful massages.
I know both of these ladies, and they are very nice people with good skill and determination. Both also have other business interests to supplement their income.
Clair
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