#BusinessIdeas 10 Businesses You Can Start this Month Without Money

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I have 10 business ideas for people who do not have money to start a business. These are 10 businesses that you can open without needing money as capital. It is a follow up to my last video that spelt out the types of capital you can tap into to advance your business/life goals.

These are 10 businesses that you can open without needing money as capital

Here are the 10 Businesses;

  1. Tutoring - Where you offer to teach people's kids at home and help them perform well in school
  2. Direct sales - Where you help people make sales
  3. Cleaning services - Here, you clean homes, offices and other facilities
  4. Blogging - if you know how to blog, this could fetch you some money
  5. Building content - There are people who don't have much time but want to produce some work. You can research and prepare content for such people, and earn in the process.

There are 5 more ideas in the video below, and it is a very brief video.

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The important thing is that you know one of the ideas that suit you and you take the step to knock on doors offering your services. If you do this, you could be smiling home with money in your pockets by end of this month.

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