Larry McCann answers:

Internet Cafee
Lumber
Groceries store
Hotel and Restaurant

Larry McCann answers:

A bar that sells only smoothies and soft drinks and has free wifi there is one in my town and its doing very well

Larry McCann answers:

Develop a product or service around your passion. What do you like to do? Where do you like to visit? What do like about your town, city, or community that you would like to showcase?

Before you conclude that this does not make sense, download and read this PDF document which will give you in detail (and better) what I am trying to describe here: http://mycps.sitesell.com/Dare.html

Larry McCann answers:

It is simple

write down a list of
- what you are good at
- what you care about

Eg, surfers start a clothing line of surf clothes (and make a lot of money) or a garderner starts a garden shop. Ummm….if you really care about burgers and can justify it, then why not start a burger shop (eg, suppose you know a place where lots of young people like to go on weekends, but there is no where to get a burger or a shake, then it would be a perfect idea)

Larry McCann answers:

We’ve just been issued with our 6 different recycle bins, you could make a living by having a van with a steam cleaner offering to clean the bins, you could also offer a bin marking service so your customers can have their house number and postcode marked on the bins.

£5 per steam cleaned bin every 6 weeks or so, bin marking £10, you’d make a fortune, you could call it the Bin Laden express.

Another idea is cycle maintenance at stations and other places where bikes are stored, you have a rack of digital bike D locks at the station all secured on a plate advertising the cycle maintenance service.

You choose a bike lock, text the number printed on it to a phone number, you’re automatically texted back the unlock code of that lock at a premium rate £6 (to off set the cost of the lock if you nick it), you put the lock on your bike and go to work.

At work you go on-line and pay for the cycle service, your bike is maintained at the station and re-locked ready for your return, when you get back to the station you unlock the cycle company’s d lock replace it on the rack you got it from and cycle home.

My small local station has space for about 40 bikes, our nearest town station has literally hundreds of commuter bikes locked there during the day, should be able to make a packet and sell the business as a franchise with more and more companies offering incentives for their workers to cycle to work.

Larry McCann answers:

Internet Cafee
Lumber
Groceries store
Hotel and Restaurant

Larry McCann answers:

A bar that sells only smoothies and soft drinks and has free wifi there is one in my town and its doing very well

Larry McCann answers:

Develop a product or service around your passion. What do you like to do? Where do you like to visit? What do like about your town, city, or community that you would like to showcase?

Before you conclude that this does not make sense, download and read this PDF document which will give you in detail (and better) what I am trying to describe here: http://mycps.sitesell.com/Dare.html

Larry McCann answers:

It is simple

write down a list of
- what you are good at
- what you care about

Eg, surfers start a clothing line of surf clothes (and make a lot of money) or a garderner starts a garden shop. Ummm….if you really care about burgers and can justify it, then why not start a burger shop (eg, suppose you know a place where lots of young people like to go on weekends, but there is no where to get a burger or a shake, then it would be a perfect idea)

Larry McCann answers:

We’ve just been issued with our 6 different recycle bins, you could make a living by having a van with a steam cleaner offering to clean the bins, you could also offer a bin marking service so your customers can have their house number and postcode marked on the bins.

£5 per steam cleaned bin every 6 weeks or so, bin marking £10, you’d make a fortune, you could call it the Bin Laden express.

Another idea is cycle maintenance at stations and other places where bikes are stored, you have a rack of digital bike D locks at the station all secured on a plate advertising the cycle maintenance service.

You choose a bike lock, text the number printed on it to a phone number, you’re automatically texted back the unlock code of that lock at a premium rate £6 (to off set the cost of the lock if you nick it), you put the lock on your bike and go to work.

At work you go on-line and pay for the cycle service, your bike is maintained at the station and re-locked ready for your return, when you get back to the station you unlock the cycle company’s d lock replace it on the rack you got it from and cycle home.

My small local station has space for about 40 bikes, our nearest town station has literally hundreds of commuter bikes locked there during the day, should be able to make a packet and sell the business as a franchise with more and more companies offering incentives for their workers to cycle to work.