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Money matters -- Patreon, anyone?

I'm in the process of arranging my finances, consolidating some old credit card and other debts along with the money I owe for the condo I live in. And I have a sneaking suspicion that the monthly payment I'm going to end up making on that, combined with the payment for my student loans, is not going to leave me with a whole lot of money left over to spend on anything else.

So I'm starting to look seriously at other ways of bringing in a little extra money. In particular, things I can do from home without having to spend a lot of extra time and energy going somewhere else and dealing with people (since I already do that all day). I'm open to suggestions.

( I was thinking of trying a Patreon campaign or two, or three. What do you think? )

And those are the extent of the few feeble ideas I've had so far. If anyone knows of any other good way by which I could turn a little extra writing time into a little extra cash, I'd love to hear them. I think I'm just about to find myself in a severe budget crunch.