Roger Woodson shows how to turn hidden talen ts into financial assets without giving up a daytime job. Mo onlighting can be a draining business and he gives hints on how to prevent burnout based on his own 20 years of experien ce. '
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What is missing in most how-to-make-extra-money books is a real-time calculation of the exact costs and returns on specific second jobs--as well as a sense of what the work entails. A recorded conversation with a personal trainer, for example, will net far more information than the standard approach of asking, "Do you like to exercise? If so. . . . "Consultant Woodson lists some innovative and unusual income-producing opportunities to explore: for instance, organizing and leading specialty trips, creating "subscription" mail for children, manufacturing cat climbers, and so on. The initial chapters cover all the questions to ask and mechanics to consider, certainly all necessities of Business 101 found in any basic starting-a-company text. But in the long run, Woodson's ideas will spark minds--and, he hopes, monies. Barbara Jacobs
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R. Dodge Woodson (Brunswick, ME) has over 20 years' experience as a home builder, contractor, master plumber, and real estate broker. He is the author of many McGraw-Hill books, including Be A Successful Building Contractor 2/e, and National Plumbing Codes Handbook 2/e.
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