Cablemonkey? Like RG-6, RG-11, coaxial cable? Or is it like running rj45 or FO lines in buildings? I work in the communication industry as a line technician(grunt). Adjusting the in/out frequencies running from LEs and Amplifiers, running hardline, climbing ladders, adventuring in crawl spaces/attics/ etc. Ever seen a guy in a bucket truck or up a ladder at a telephone pole? Could have been me! o_O
NIlooc223, Texas is fun. (Not really.
) I was born and raised in Alice, TX.
I used to build cheap computers with used parts and sell them at the local fleamarket on saturdays and sundays when I was 14, so you might look into something like that.
Provide a product or service. Then market yourself.
Walk dogs.
Babysit.
House sit.
Help load/unload Uhauls for people moving.
Cheap computer repair/upgrade.
Offer to clean out gutters.
Wash cars for neighbors (Tejas can be dusty)
Clean peoples' houses.
Dig holes.
Paint fences and/or houses.
Do art and sell it on Etsy and at artshows. (My father-in-law makes a decent income from selling his
pottery.)
etc. etc. etc.
Then, Advertise, advertise, advertise. Put signs up on telephone poles with your phone number, canvas local businesses and houses. Just take a walk, and I'm sure you'll see someone advertising themselves on cardboard signs stuck in the ground or on buildings. Maybe make a website and set up some SEO. HEB may have a job board in the front you can put your info on. Some gas station's do as well. They'll have business cards stuck to a corkboard on the wall. Spend $50 and get a few hundred business cards made. Build up, then spend some cash on a yellowpage advertisement, send out mailers, etc. Get your name out there with what you are willing/capable of doing.
Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.
