I would suggest your next step is to really think about what you enjoy doing, then find an online business that fits in that world.

There is a fantastic book written by Napoleon Hill titled “Think and grow rich”, you can find a link to it here: http://www.mylifestylesite.com/create_prepare_your_mind.html

Napoleon Hill was commissioned by US Steel magnate “Andrew Carnegie” in early 1900’s to write a book detailing reasons some men conquer wealth in life while majority fail disally. Napoleon was paid nothing to write this book, but he was introduced to 500 of worlds most powerful men for his research, spending 25 years in process, book outlines some very simple and inspirational thinking… This book will change your perception about your own limitations and opportunities.

His underlying theory illustrated through examples, interviews and meetings is; when you need things in life, you usually get them… you just have to know how to turn desire into a need, then you will achieve.

8. Publish Church Directories - most churches want directories of families and other members of their congregation or parish. By using your digital camera, careful documentation, and a some software you can create a church directory that include a photo of each family or individual, as well as their contact information. Your directory doesn't just have to be a printed out version, it could also be an online version. However, due to privacy concerns, some churches may not want their members contact information to be publicly available via world wide web.

9. Selling Scrapbooks of Events - if you're a Scout leader or a participant in a family or class reunion, you could be person who takes pictures of big event, compiles it into a easy-reading visual scrapbook, and sells it to others who were at event. Everyone wants a souvenir and reminder of a good time, and as memories fade, a quality scrapbook would be something most people appreciate.

10. Freelance photographer - go to public events and take photographs of goings-on. Immediately contact local newspapers and magazines about availability of your photographs and work out details of how they prefer to look at images you've captured. You never can tell when a publication didn't know about event in first place.