Set up a clear workspace – Find a spot at home where you’re most comfortable. It should be free from distractions. Also, place your remote work materials there. This will help you designate that area for work only.
Some have already been let go. For others, the furlough scheme (where the government pays 80% of salaries) is masking the fact that their jobs may no longer be viable, which will become clear when the scheme ends in September.

Influencer networks are marketing agencies that vet influencers and look for advertisers on their behalf. If you’re one of them, joining networks such as Upfluence, Grin or CreatorIQ helps you get closer to corporate advertisers faster.


If you want to sell physical items with low startup costs, consider dropshipping.

Some of the shortcomings of remote work—the lack of camaraderie and mentoring, the fear of being forgotten—may ultimately be bridged by new technology. Google and Microsoft are already starting to integrate prominent remote-videoconferencing capabilities more fully into meeting spaces, so that remote workers don’t seem like an afterthought. Augmented reality, which so far has been used most notably for games like Pokémon Go, could end up transforming into a useful work tool, allowing remote workers to “seem” to be in the room with on-site workers.
2. Investing Investing is a tried and true form of passive income. Investing in individual stocks takes time and research, so it’s better to invest in mutual funds or ETFs for easy passive income. While there is still some initial research, the stock market is all about time in the market; once you’ve invested, you need to let it sit. This is because of compound interest. The more interest you earn on your investments, the more that interest will earn interest. This is why it’s so important to invest early and consistently.

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But in the world of high school sports, there’s still an uneven playing field. In the US, only California permits high school athletes to profit off their names, images, and likeness (NIL). That means students in the rest of the country aren’t able to tap into the growing market.
"This tournament is big," Gasso said. "It's getting really, really big. It's getting a lot of viewership. It's getting talked about a lot. As coaches, we just want to do what's best for this sport in a respectful way, and we just hope people are listening, whether it's changing our schedules, giving us an extra day, [or] not having us play in late-evening games. Instant replay absolutely needs to be a part of this.

But if you are bubbly, personable and reckon you could sell ice to an Inuit then this could actually be a great student money making idea. You get paid commission on new sign ups (typically around £20).