Refusing Limitations!

By Lee Biggs

The largest untapped and under appreciated resource in this country as well as this world, are the people living with disabilities. In the United States, there are over 57 million people, 20% of the entire population or 1 in 5 people, that we face every day, that live with extra challenges. Over 785 million people throughout the entire world or 15%, which easily makes this the largest group of unemployed and under valued groups of people.
So we are on a quest to change that, starting with this book. The goal of this book is to empower each and every person that reads it. So that you know that unemployment can now be for someone else. That you can have not only a job but a business, as long as you are willing to try a little harder, step or move a little ways outside of your comfort zone, and be willing to believe inYou.
While you may or may not be able to do some of these jobs, that part doesn’t matter. If you can, fine but if you settle for that then this will be only a job for you. But what you need to start thinking about is how to set things up and delegate to someone not as ambitious as yourself. That’s how to turn it into a business.
As an example, you might not be able to climb a ladder to wash windows. But you could be the one to make the advertising cards or flyers, to get the job. And you could be the one to send someone who can, to wash the windows for you. Or you could have someone make the flyers or cards for you and post them at different places, and delegate each part of the job that you are unable to do. Which is what each and every business owner does. From answering phone calls, to setting up appointments, to hiring, to running errands. Whatever is needed, anything and every thing can be delegated.
“But I don’t have any money to hire someone to get started”. Well you can get 3x5 cards for a $1.00 at the dollar store, and you can have someone write the cards for you. “Help Wanted - Personal Assistant” paid on commission & your phone number. Try to have someone there with you, to ask questions and be there for moral support, until you get comfortable with the process, or just jump right on in. The important part is the doing, the more you do it, the better you will get at it. Don’t get lost in the “what if’s or the “I can’t do that’s”. Remember, if you believe it, you can achieve it.
Believe in You! You fight and struggle every single day to face off with your challenges. No one
is stronger or braver than you are. You already believe in you, because without that, you wouldn’t have made it this far in life or be reading this book. So why not use some of that strength you’ve developed to show everyone that you are something more than they see, something more than they gave you credit for. Change to spread your wings and empower others so that they will reach a little further also.
You Can Do This........... and so much more. Remember your only real limitation is you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lee Biggs
• Release date: Jun 19, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310298653

Book preview

Introduction

The largest untapped and under appreciated resource in this country as well as this world, are the people living with disabilities. In the United States, there are over 57 million people, 20% of the entire population or 1 in 5 people, that we face every day, that live with extra challenges. Over 785 million people throughout the entire world or 15%, which easily makes this the largest group of unemployed and under valued groups of people.

So we are on a quest to change that, starting with this book. The goal of this book is to empower each and every person that reads it. So that you know that unemployment can now be for someone else. That you can have not only a job but a business, as long as you are willing to try a little harder, step or move a little ways outside of your comfort zone, and be willing to believe inYou.

While you may or may not be able to do some of these jobs, that part doesn’t matter. If you can, fine but if you settle for that then this will be only a job for you. But what you need to start thinking about is how to set things up and delegate to someone not as ambitious as yourself. That’s how to turn it into a business.

As an example, you might not be able to climb a ladder to wash windows. But you could be the one to make the advertising cards or flyers, to get the job. And you could be the one to send someone who can, to wash the windows for you. Or you could have someone make the flyers or cards for you and post them at different places, and delegate each part of the job that you are unable to do. Which is what each and every business owner does. From answering phone calls, to setting up appointments, to hiring, to running errands. Whatever is needed, anything and every thing can be delegated.

But I don’t have any money to hire someone to get started. Well you can get 3x5 cards for a $1.00 at the dollar store, and you can have someone write the cards for you. Help Wanted - Personal Assistant paid on commission & your phone number. Try to have someone there with you, to ask questions and be there for moral support, until you get comfortable with the process, or just jump right on in. The important part is the doing, the more you do it, the better you will get at it. Don’t get lost in the what if’s or the I can’t do that’s". Remember, if you believe it, you can achieve it.

Believe in You! You fight and struggle every single day to face off with your challenges. No one

is stronger or braver than you are. You already believe in you, because without that, you wouldn’t have made it this far in life or be reading this book. So why not use some of that strength you’ve developed to show everyone that you are something more than they see, something more than they gave you credit for. Change to spread your wings and empower others so that they will reach a little further also.

You Can Do This……….. and so much more. Remember your only real limitation is you.

Index:

1. Wake Up Service

2. Errand Service

3. Reminder Service

4. Address Painter

5. Car Washing / Detailing Service

6. Babysitting Service

7. Dump Recycler

8. Maid Service

9. Handbill Distributor

10. Handy Person Service

11. Laundry Service

12. Shopping Service

13. Advertising Service

14. Dog Exercising Service

15. House Sitting Service

16. Door to Door Shoeshine Service

17. Stand-in Service

18. Golf Ball Salvage Service

19. Parking Service

20. Car Service

21. Ironing Service

22. Letter Writing Service

23. Snow Shoveling Service

24. Leaf Raking Service

25. Screen Repair Service

26. Recycler Service

27. Moving Service

28. Sewing Service

29. Bird Teaching Service

30. Aquarium Cleaning Service

31. Kid Pick-up Service

32. Tutoring Service

33. Pet Sitting Service

34. Waiting Service

35. Typing Service

36. Adult Care Service

37. Plant Care Service

38. Emergency Repair Service

39. Refinisher Service

40. Clean Out Service

41. Organizing Service

42. Blood Pressure Reader Service

43. Painting Service

44. Tree top Table Maker

45. Wooden Pictures Maker

46. Wooden Christmas Card Maker

47. Lawn Care Service

48. Job Service

49. Typing Broker

50. Board Up Person

51. Apartment Rental Service

52. Move out Cleaning

53. Lip Service

54. Employment Directory

55. Dog Grooming House Calls

56. Chore Service

57. Research Service

58. Proposal Service

59. Dead Branch Trimmer

60. Best Buys Book

61. Private Airlines Group

62. Unique Delivery Service

63. Picketing Service

64. Meals on Wheels for Singles

65. Paper Route

66. Stump Removal Service

67. Removal Service

68. Restaurant Guide

69. Family Guide

70. Singles Guide

71. Kid’s Guide

72. Dating Guide

73. Baby Sitting Services

74. Encouragement Service

75. Discount Service

76. Car Delivery Service

77. Candy Sales

78. Picnic Table Maker

79. Youth Employment Service

80. Fire Wood Service

81. Clown Service

82. Santa Service

83. Scarecrow Service

84. Cupid Service

85. Delivery Service

86. Roommate Matcher

87. Ceiling and Wall Cleaning Service

88. Shed Builder

89. Concrete Patcher

90. Birdhouse Builder

91. Doghouse Builder

92. Closet Organizing Service

93. Costume Inventor

94. Wedding Guide

95. Fence Builder or Repairer

96. Stream Cleaning Service

97. Lake Cleaning Service

98. Fence Painting / Staining Service

99. Flagpole Painting Service

100. Gardening Service

101. Wallpaper Hanging Service

102. Ceiling Fan Installer

103. Roadside Assistant Service

104. Window Washing Service

105. Helping Hand Service

106. Gutter Cleaning Service

107. Pie-in-the-face Service

108. Finder Service

109. Personal Assistant Service

110. Exercise Partner Service

111. Personal Chef Service

112. Picture Frame Service

113. Wooden Circle Maker

114. Wedding Contractor Service

115. Seasonal Service

116. Picture Organizing Service

117. Rent-a-Companion Service

118. Travel Companion Service

119. Boat Cleaning Service

120. Graffiti Cleaning Service

121. Fire-Starter Business

1. Wake Up Service

In this world of different types of people, you have two types you can categorize anyone in. Either they are a morning person or they are a night person. Morning people are up and going with no problem, but for night people, getting up in the morning is like going to the dentist.

So here is an opportunity in waiting. You make up 3x5 cards or you can spend a little here and get some business cards made, either way you go to places that night people are known to frequent and either post them or hand them out. Have the cards state that you have a wake up service and that for so much a week, you will call and wake them up. You could even get creative and give them a choice of wake up messages, like a nagging mother, a whining woman, a crying baby, a drill Sargent, etc. You could also offer a free week to anyone who sent you two paying customers.

2. Errand Service

Any idea what most people do when they finally do get a day off from work? They spend a lot of their time running errands ~ going to the post office, running to the drug store, dropping books off at the library, taking clothes to the cleaners, putting gas in the car, running to the store, rushing to pay the water bill, and on and on. Before they know it, they are back at work again, anxiously waiting for their next day off so they can waste it again running more errands.

So if someone with a car, a bicycle (or even if you had to walk) would run their errands, it would