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How do I start making money as a 14 year old consistently to save up for a bike that I want, its 3.5k, I want to try and reach this goal before this year ends hopefully sooner.?

I’ve been super interested in owning a business and entrepreneurship in general, I make just random ideas for fun like owning a clothing brand, owning restaurants and what not. But for this i’ve been super interested in the scene of electric dirt bikes and have been wanting one for so long now. Its a lot of money but I feel like if others can, so can I. I’ve been wanting a pool business where I clean pools since I do my own pool at home, but when I went out door to door they either werent home, had a no soliciting sign, or had no pool, so I want something that can make me money but especially be consistent and have clients by the week. I’d much rather have it where I sell something that I can create but I really don’t have any good ideas with that. But I did get a few jobs, it took me 3 hours going door to door for 3 one off jobs that did get me money, but it would be 120 and then back to going door to door and I went through like 3 neighborhoods around me, I just don’t know what to do and hopefully can be guided in the right direction. Thank you!!


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Anshul’s Answer

You can do part time job to raise the money which will not impact your studies , all the best
Thank you comment icon Hi Anshul, do you have any part-time job suggestions for Danny? Sharyn Grose, Admin
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Vianne’s Answer

Choose a small neighborhood and visit during times when people are usually home, like late afternoons or weekends. Offer a simple deal, such as a discount on the first cleaning followed by a weekly service. Securing 4 to 6 regular clients at a lower rate can quickly add up compared to occasional $120 jobs. You can also offer additional services like pool cleaning, yard cleanup, or trash bin washing to increase your value.

If you're interested in creating and selling something, focus on small, repeatable items rather than aiming for perfection. People your age often succeed with products like custom bracelets, car air fresheners, simple baked goods, or DIY cleaning kits.
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Douglas’s Answer

Just like you, I dreamed of having a small motorcycle when I was twelve. I figured a part-time job would help me save up for it. I found a small restaurant that hired me to work a few hours after school and on Saturdays. In just four months, I saved enough to buy a new Yamaha 100 and a helmet. Keep going after your dreams! The work habits you build now will help you succeed in the future.
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