Without a degree or skills, how can you find a good part-time job?

You could be a waiter at McDonald's, a sales assistant at a supermarket, a cashier, or a porter, or even a waitress at a restaurant. There are many such jobs, but after completing them, you won't learn any knowledge or skills. My answer is to learn a skill. If you like computers, try video editing or photo production. If you're good with your hands, learn crocheting and sell your creations on Etsy. If you're interested in cars, learn car repair. If you're interested in electronics, try appliance repair.

In short, you need to learn a skill that you can rely on in the future. It's not about just finding a simple part-time job. With such a part-time job, you know your income from the moment you start.

You might be excited when you first get the job and receive your first paycheck, but over time, you'll grow accustomed to it because you know how much you'll earn without your boss having to calculate it.

If you learn a skill, you'll earn a good salary no matter where you are. Even after learning a skill, don't slack off. Technology is advancing rapidly, so you need to keep learning. Keep yourself up to date. You told me you can't master any of the above skills. Don't be afraid. Do you know how to read? Can you write? As long as you know how to read and can write, you can try writing. You don't have to write long articles, just record your life. If you don't know what to record or feel like there's nothing to write about, then start from scratch and cultivate your observation skills. Make a plan for yourself. For the first week, write only 50 words a day. Even if these 50 words are just a bill, recording what time you woke up in the morning, what time you had breakfast, what you did after breakfast, what time you had lunch, what you did after lunch, what time you had dinner, and what you did after dinner. Even with such simple records, can't you write 50 words? In the second week, strive to write 100 words. In the third week, reach 150 words. After these three weeks, you'll be accustomed to recording your life daily with words. Because it only takes 21 days to develop a habit.

Starting from the fourth week, you need to reach 200 words, and strive to ensure smooth and grammatical sentences. Initially, it will be difficult, as some of the vocabulary and grammar you're used to may be incorrect when written down, so you need to correct them. When you can fluently write an article of several hundred words, congratulations, you can start earning money.

Take a look at this website:  https://www.benothinglike.com/ . Does it have any fancy writing? Not really. It's just a mother of two using words to record her family's life and her insights into life.

It's these simple and unpretentious words that earn her thousands of dollars each month. She's British, but she later moved to the Maldives with her two children and her boyfriend.

In the Maldives, she can make a living simply by writing. Writing is a skill she's learned, a skill that will stay with her throughout her life, and no one can take it away from her. She can travel anywhere in the world with an internet connection, because she needs to publish her articles online. Pieter Levels, an independent developer, used his programming skills to create multiple apps and sold many of them. As a result, he made a lot of money. This is the beauty of having skills. Let your skills earn you money.

Friends, don't just focus on immediate profits. Learn a skill and then use it to make money. If you really need money, you can try writing. Even if you have no writing experience, just follow the methods I've described above and you'll become a master writer. Friends, what's your choice?