Sometimes you might need some quick cash to pay rent, make your car payment on time, pay medical bills, or just have money for your trip to the grocery. Show The truth is, there are plenty of people in your shoes. I’ve been there, we’ve all been there. With 56% of America’s unable to afford a $1,000 emergency, there are plenty of people in the same boat. In this post, I’ll explore some of the best ways to make $1,000 in 24 hours or less, some ways you can make extra cash, and much more. Let’s get started!  KEY TAKEAWAYS: Some of the best ways to make $1,000 in 24 hours include:
In This Article: Sell Things Around the House Flipping Take Out a Loan Borrow Money from Friends or Family Get a Part Time Job Work as a Freelancer Work as a Virtual Assistant Drive for Uber or Lyft Sell Your Car Start a Delivery Side Hustle Affiliate Marketing Service Arbitrage Start a Business Work as a Consultant Selling an Online Course Ask for a Raise Work Odd Jobs FAQs Final Thoughts on How to Make $1,000 in a Day (24 Hours or Less!) Sell Things Around the HouseOne of the easiest, and quickest, ways to make $1,000 is by selling things around your home. Whether it’s your flatscreen TV or an older iPhone – these items can be worth some serious money and help you reach your goal. If you’re not sure what to sell, here are a few hidden gems that might be worth some good money:
There are plenty of apps to sell things locally, but some of my favorites include:
You can also opt to sell things through a garage sale or pawn them, but this will require more work on your part. The amount you can earn from selling things will obviously depend on the value of the things you own. For example, a new iPad will be worth much more than an old pair of sneakers. In most cases, you can have your items sold within 24 hours, if not within a few hours for popular items making it one of the best ways to make $1000 in 24 hours or less. FlippingIf you haven’t heard of flipping yet, you must not be too active in the money-making community because it has become all the rage in recent years. While it’s nothing crazy to understand, with flipping you can make $1,000 without needing a ton of cash to get started. Flipping works by purchasing items at a discount and selling them for a profit. For example, you might be able to find furniture at yard sales that can be flipped. You could also find clothes, antiques, collectibles, or just about anything else you want. Check out this coffee table I found in my area that’s listed for free. I should easily be able to sell it for a quick $50 or $75 within the same day making it an easy furniture flip. If you want to make money online, you can flip digital real estate like websites or domain names. Flipping is all about the effort you’re willing to put in. You’ll need to spend time finding things to flip and sourcing your inventory. This could mean visiting yard sales, estate sales, and other places to find deals that you can turn a profit on. Whether your goal is to make $1,000 in 24 hours or make $100 a day, it’s possible with flipping. Download My FREE Income Ideas Cheat Sheet! Make. More. Money. Join 20,000+ subscribers learning how to boost their income and take control of their finances. No, you don't need to go to law school or become a doctor. In fact, you can start making $1,000 an hour or more right now. This is not an article about some new multilevel marketing company or passive income stream. You can achieve these results in your current business, knowing what you already know. And best of all -- you can make this money consistently. Related: The 80/20 Rule of Time Management: Stop Wasting Your Time I recently listened to 80/20 Sales and Marketing by Perry Marshall on Audible. Like these books I mentioned a few weeks ago, 80/20 Sales and Marketing is changing how I think about business. (Whether you are in sales and marketing or not, pick up a copy of this book today. Trust me.) In the book, Marshall explains how in a typical day, a person does numerous tasks that are worth just a few dollars per hour, and a few small tasks that are worth much more. How much is an hour worth?Nearly every task on earth could be outsourced, for a price. If you want to get ridiculous, you could even hire a butler to pick you out of bed, carry you to the bathroom, and brush your teeth for you. While I don't recommend this, let's expand on this topic. If you are mowing your lawn for one hour, how much are you earning during that time? You could have paid the neighbor's kid $10 for that work, but instead you did it yourself. You earned $10 for that work. Look at you, big-shot entrepreneur! You should be proud. Now, maybe you already hire a kid to mow your lawn. But what about checking your email? Your Facebook? How much is that worth? You could probably get that done for around $10 an hour also. Maybe less. OK, Brandon, I get it: outsource more. But how does that help me earn $1,000 an hour? Hold your horses, we're getting there. Just as there are certain tasks during the day that are worth very little, there are other tasks that are worth more. For example, hiring new employees. If you are the CEO of your company, you are likely still hiring your own employees, sifting resumes, doing interviews and making offers. But how much is that task worth, per hour? What would a competent person charge to do such a task for you: $30 to $50 an hour? Let's be excessive and pretend we all live in San Francisco. A good HR person might cost you $100 per hour. So by doing all the work of hiring new employees, you are making a whopping $100 an hour. Look at you, hot shot! Your parents would be proud. But I'm not done yet. What about the tasks during your day that are worth much more. I'm talking about those special moments when you make a huge sale, land a big client, install a new product or reach 50,000 people on a podcast. Those moments are worth much more. Those moments, even if they last only a few minutes, can be worth $1,000 an hour or more. Related: The One Productivity Hack Every Entrepreneur Needs to Incorporate Consistency is key.Let me ask you a few questions:
My guess is you probably spent a lot more time doing $10-an-hour work than $1,000-an-hour work. In fact, I'd guess you are spending 99 percent of your time doing the former and just 1 percent doing the latter. But what if you could spend more time doing $1,000-per-hour work and less time doing $10-per-hour work? You can! I know what the naysayers are thinking right now: "In order to have those $1,000-per-hour moments, you have to spend a lot of time on the $10-per-hour administration tasks." True. However, do you need to spend that time on the $10-per-hour tasks? Can you train someone else to do all those tasks for you? Why can't they do the windup and you throw the pitch? Everyone can earn $1,000 an hour. Even a fast food employee has tasks that, if only for a few seconds, are worth $1,000 per hour. The key is in consistency, and increasing those moments in your day. The more time you can spend doing $1,000-per-hour tasks the more money you, and your business, will make. It truly is as simple as that. If you currently spend 30 minutes per day doing $1,000-per-hour tasks and the other seven and a half hours doing $10-per-hour tasks, you are bringing in $575 per day for your business. But if you spent two hours per day doing $1,000-per-hour tasks, and six hours doing $10-per-hour tasks, you are bringing in $2,060 per day for your business. Do you see the power in this? The best part isn't even the money, it's time. What would be better? Spending 12 hours per day doing $10-per-hour work or one hour per day doing $1,000-per-hour work? Exactly. Take a minute right now and write down what tasks in your business are worth $1,000 per hour? What tasks are worth $100 per hour? What tasks are worth $10 per hour? Start outsourcing the $10-per-hour jobs out today, followed by the $100-per-hour jobs. Watch how fast your business explodes. Related Book: 80/20 Sales and Marketing Related: Quit Working Pointlessly Hard and Just Get More Done Entrepreneur Editors' Picks
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