Affiliate marketing. Make the UK's number one holiday review site then be bought out by trip advisor for over 10 million quid. Well that's what my old school friend did and I'm not bitter >:| Alternatively get a job.

I'll just add, if your primarily focus on HOW TO MAKE EASY MONEY rather than a career theme of taking into account your personality, interests, long-term desires and deriving a plan of what u want to do from that then... I speculate that u might be victim of scams and bad investments.

Or alternatively u might just drift around and do a load of disparate unfocused shit.

Instead your career core should be solid, with a strong direction driving u of what u want to achieve. Money is only one dimension, on its own it does not lead to happiness and fulfillment.

There are no quick wins to MAKE EASY MONEY, otherwise everyone would be doing it!
Join my mates Ponzi scheme... and buy his Get Rapid Returns On Greek Property ebook.
Furthermore, following a strong career core is ultimately far more satisfying. You will respect yourself more... and so will your woman. Live with purpose.

Tru dat
DOUBLE Tru

never fell for a ponzi but I'm always learning stuff trouble is I have no idea wat to do and it always seems every time i go for it it just never seems to work out. (i've done two college courses both turned out to be worthless). I'm perfectly fine cos I've got food warmth and a shower. It's just I wanna do more.

How old are you? Under 24?

If there's any particular business you'd like to get into then I sincerely recommend starting your own, get in touch with the Prince's Trust, they help guide and fund young people looking to start their own businesses.

Fantastic charity. Even if you don't get funding with them you'll learn a tonne from the business courses they'll put you through.

I'm 24 years old

Looks like it changed since my friend participated, just checked the site.

"The Prince’s Trust Enterprise Programme supports unemployed young people aged 18-30 to work out if their business ideas are viable and whether self-employment is right for them."

Well worth a look into, he got 3 grand from them, full business training, has a successful business mentor and now runs his own successful business too.

Enterprise Programme

Not sure Im adding anything here:
About 6 years ago, I used to have loads of content-based websites, each was enlisted with Google Adsense. I was seriously good with SEO, always in pursue of higher PageRank. But I constantly updating the contents. I did my day job, came home and spent all 3/4 evenings a week updating the contents of my sites, trawling the internet for resources and paying writers (namely from India) to provide contents for my sites. I got paid by Google around $2k every quarter, which wasnt bad for an evening job. But towards the end, I realised I didnt have any social life, affected my family life all for a some small change. Stopped doing it. Sold the sites on Digitalforums and Singingpigs etc. Made a bit of money. And move on to other stuffs like Sport Arbitrage and Sport Trading on Betfair....!

thanks guys for the advice princes trust seems worth a thought. In regard to life I try to balance my life otherwise you just waste it. sport arbitrage and betfair sounds cool

Sports trading especially in horse racing is even better. I know a guy who used to blog about his daily P/L. His target was £350k in a year. He "failed" and only achieved £260k haha! But this guy is just a genius. He can read the market and able to gauge if it is coming down or going up.
I think he has stopped blogging but his blog is still available:
Horse Racing Trader [ £0 - £350,000 Challenge ]