In addition to needing someone to help with business and personal errands, some executives or professionals also need help getting organized, and will pay incredible fees for someone who can help make their work a little more efficient.

Concierges often charge $25 to $125 per hr depending on type of service they are providing for their customer, with some earning as much as $125,000 or more a year depending on their location and type of clients they take on. Read more of Jonathan's articles at www.careercalling.com/Archives.htm!

Carmel Sullivan felt isolated and alone after her sudden divorce, and attempted to find a roommate, preferably a single mother like herself. She found that no service existed to help her, so she placed her own ad and eventually found a match. This gave her idea to help other woman like herself who were in similar circumstances. She found that there were 14 million single mothers many who were struggling financially and emotionally. She decided to create a web site with member profiles dedicated to helping single mothers look for roommates. The web site also offers a “Circle of Friends” page where members can go to get support. How does she earn an income doing this? She has over 4,800 users who pay a $30 annual fee for membership. That adds up to $144,000. Her business has been featured on CBS News, Good Morning America and Inside Edition. Her web site can be found at www.co-abode.com.

What do you enjoy doing that serves a need in public? Remember, key word is ENJOY. Don’t start a business you don’t enjoy for sake of being an entrepreneur or for money alone. If you find something you enjoy doing, money will follow. Picasso once said that being a success is having no line of demarcation between “work” and “play” in one’s life. To read more of Jonathan's articles, visit www.careercalling.com/Archives.htm!