I'm getting my thoughts together about generating income from home that will build into a more steady flow, thereby eliminating the need for any outside job.
My thought is that I'll need to pursue several areas of home enterprise to really make this work.
- Raising worms - I'm actually in a perfect location to set up bins and beds for raising worms. These are the kind of worms used for fishing and for composting. It's not expensive to start up and requires little space at the beginning. More beds can be added as you go along.
- Selling photographs - I'm still researching this, but I do have some fairly nice photographs I've taken while on vacation and also right around my own house. I keep my digital camera with me at all times, just in case there's something interesting I want to take a picture of. It's not the most expensive camera in the world, but it's also not a cheap one by any means and takes good pictures.
- Jewelry supplies - While I love making jewelry, I also love scouting out interesting beads and supplies that are more organic in nature. Sometimes, I'd rather just sell these finds than make more jewelry out of them.
These are just three of the options I'm considering. The first one could actually be done all year long and while I'm doing other things. It's not like a worm herd needs a lot of tending! Just feeding every couple of days, making sure the bed is moist but not too wet, and occasionally harvesting them out to sell.
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