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[awakenedsoul]

Hi frugalone, I still have the bookmarks that you used to sell in your etsy shop. They are beautiful, and I love them. I can relate to you post. I listen to Dave Ramsey's podcast. He's always suggesting that people cut grass, deliver pizza, or clean houses for extra income. I noticed that Beverly's is hiring for the Holiday season. I may apply there. I also opened an etsy shopt. Sales last month were excellent, but this month they were low. I'm sorry etsy didn't work for you. You are such a talented artist.

I used to do pet sitting and magazine writing on the side. That brought in good money. Like you, I spend very little, and have no debt, but I am not saving for retirement right now. My income is too low.

I hope things improve for you. You are not alone. It sounds like two incomes would solve your problems.

[rosarugosa]

Razz: Thanks for the reminder of The Money Boss. I have to add that to my regular must-reads. I love J.D. Roth, and GRS is just no good without him.

[Kestra]

I'm really enjoying my friend's blog:
https://financialtipsforthebroke.com/

Lots of lifestyle and low income tips.

[stopbeingdumb]

http://www.thepennyhoarder.com/ is a great place to start. They have thousands of articles and tips for frugal living and also for making money on the side. I read it nearly every day. Another good one is http://www.lifehack.org/money?ref=nav-bar-money I read this one regularly as well. And of course, I can't list out blogs and leave mine out- http://www.stopbeingdumb.net/ I'm very new to the game but any feedback would be appreciated!!

[ljevtich]

The Dollar Stretcher: http://stretcher.com
Penny Hoarder always seems to have good article on making money on the side: http://www.thepennyhoarder.com/29-ways-to-make-money/ seems to be the newest one
I always suggest looking at what your job is and does it help increase your ability to get where you need to be. If you are working, are you happy doing it? If not or it is not paying you enough, switch jobs. I have had six careers so far. This last one is the best, but I usually said that about each one of my previous ones. I am happy and FI, with no debt too.
Our website has languished for a bit, but I am going to start publishing it again, as we have been on the road now for 10 years. www.Laura-n-Sasha.com
I am sure you will find something there or other places to help you...

[catherine]

I used to love the Dave Ramsey discussion board, but the one on his former site shut down. His devotees have migrated to Debt-Free Fanatic, but that probably doesn't apply to you since you're already debt-free!

Another option is Frugal Village, which also has a DR discussion board, but is much broader in scope.

[LDAHL]

I like Jonathon Clement's humbledollar.com blog.

[Paige]

Chris Guillibeau (sp) (The Art of Noncomformity) currently has a daily email that goes out with side gigs. You may get some inspiration from those.