1001 Ways to Make Money If You Dare (145 page)

903 TEACH ICE SKATING.
Cash in on your ability to execute a camel (the spin, not the mammal). But consider yourself warned: any sport that combines ice, sharp blades, and Tonya Harding is not for the faint of heart. Check out the Professional Skaters Association (
www.skatepsa.com
).

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904 BE A PREGNANCY COACH.
Pregnancy can be scary and overwhelming, so your job is to answer questions, soothe fears, and teach expectant moms about proper nutrition, exercise, and stress management so they can welcome a perfectly healthy and happy bundle of joy.

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905 HOST A LAMAZE CLASS.
You don't necessarily have to be a Lamaze-certified instructor, but it helps you network and it gives you credibility with jittery first-time parents. Visit Lamaze International (
www.lamaze.org
) to find more information about membership and classes.

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906 TEACH DANCING.
Whether you teach former frat boys to waltz for their impending wedding days or organize a ballet class for six-year-olds in tutus, dancing lessons can be surprisingly lucrative. But did we mention your toes bleed when you learn to dance en pointe?

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907 BECOME AN ACADEMIC SUPERVISOR.
You're like a tutor who doesn't have to know calculus. Parents will hire you to keep their high school or college student in line. Devise study plans, track grades, and don't be afraid to crack the whip to get results.

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908 TEACH SOMEONE HOW TO READ.
If you can specialize in learning disabilities, do it. It's a great hook if you can produce results. Post your resume on craigslist and look for posts asking for reading tutors in your area.

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909 TEACH AN ARTS AND CRAFTS COURSE.
Share the joy of your favorite hobby by teaching courses. Partner with your local paint store or camera shop and introduce beginners to your craft. Also check adult education centers, but be aware that they may require more extensive credentials.

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