[blackrosex0x0]

May sound dumb but are there any ways to earn money without doing like "hard work". With hard work i mean something like cutting lawn, deliver newspaper etc.

I'm sorry to break it to you, but none of those examples you listed would classify as "hard work" imo. I'd classify cutting lawn, delivering newspapers ,dishwashing, and of the like as very easy work.

Like others have said, hard work is what pays off the most. I'd recommend thinking about what interests you and pursuing a career or employment in that area if possible. For me, I'm heavily interested in computer networking and ethical hacking. To get where I want to be eventually I'm going to school and putting in the hard work of studying my ass off and going above and beyond so that one day I can have the job I truly want. None of it will come easy, I accepted and embraced it. I'm happier with putting in the hard work on this journey as apposed to what I did the past decade, working a bottom end job that was not challenging and return, paid like total shit.

Best of luck to you.

[mothered]

For me, I'm heavily interested in computer networking and ethical hacking. To get where I want to be eventually I'm going to school and putting in the hard work of studying my ass off and going above and beyond so that one day I can have the job I truly want. None of it will come easy, I accepted and embraced it.

Well done- put In the hard work now and reap the rewards later.

Making a decent amount of money, doesn't come from clicking a few useless monetizing links. The equation Is pretty simple- what you put out, you get back In.

[Lolita11]

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[Jiggly]

I would start with your hobbies. It's easy to think of even the most minimal tasks as "hard work" if it's something you don't enjoy.
If you could, what activities would you spend your whole day doing? Tell us your hobbies and I'm sure we can brainstorm some ways to make money.

- For example, this very forum was the owners hobby. He liked making it and working on it in his downtime. 8 years later it's a great online community with advertising opportunities, upgrades, groups and other purchasable items.
- Another example could be in the video gaming world. I know of several services where people who are very adept at running a dungeon/level/region in a game, will take money in exchange of carrying someone through that part of the game.
- For me personally, I'm recently unemployed, and I like to create art. Therefore I'm putting my time into making art and accepting commissions, with the hopes I can make some money doing something I really like to do.

[Trilly Reign]

I don't know if you've ever heard it, but I grew up being told the expression, "time is money", over, and over again. I now see it was for a very good reason.

In the world, time is literally money. The more time you put into to something, the more money it will earn you. Obviously, some will earn more than others, but no matter what it is, you'll have to put time into it.

And I'm not a life couch, nor a counselor, but I'd recommend rethinking hard work.

[mariopepper]

I don't know what people mean saying "hard work" but we all know that working mentaly is much harder and that's the opportunity to earn more money then anywhere else

[Jiggly]

I don't know what people mean saying "hard work" but we all know that working mentaly is much harder and that's the opportunity to earn more money then anywhere else

I'd argue that's not necessarily true, unless you're in science and/or tech. I'll give an example, I've done some temporary work in finance, and was paid SIGNIFICANTLY less than the people doing manual labour in the warehouse. It really depends on industry, what level you're looking at (I suspect the OP is entry level), and your employable/useful skills. Some people can make use of tech skills to do freelance work, and perhaps earn a lot of money for just a few hours work, but not everyone.

[Cabrian]

Money made without doing hard work is usually small amounts. And it depends what you classify as hard work

[mothered]

And it depends what you classify as hard work

The OP believes It's this:

With hard work i mean something like cutting lawn, deliver newspaper

I don't see how "deliver newspapers" Is hard work.

[Galmama]

in addition, i would say that anybody promise you good (or even small) money without many effort is total scam and a trap for your own money.

"There is no way, but the hard way, get use to it" Airbourne (rock band).

I do agree with what have been said before : don't think "i'll go hard work and make tons of money", you usually get discouraged in front of difficulties.
You must do something that you like (love) and masterize it. You will be happy, and rich.