If you don’t know about Skillshare it is a marketplace for just about anyone to learn or teach anything. If you’re teaching something you actually schedule a physical class in your local area and sell seats to it, or hold it for free if you choose. 

This opens up numerous doors for small business owners who many times are grasping for different ways to pull in cash in the early days.

In true entrepreneurial fashion Skillshare was founded on whim a after Michael was asked to teach a few people poker. Michael had been a professional poker player and competed in the 2010 World Series of Poker. Afterwards his friends kept asking him to teach them so he posted a class to Eventbrite which is when the light bulb went off for the idea of Skillshare.

A quick look through classes in NYC turns up a few titles that many small business owners would be able to teach.

Now remember it’s just business classes. You can literally teach anything!

So as you can see there are many ways to make a little extra cash with whatever skills you possess. This could really come in handy for many business owners just starting out  who are cash strapped. Will you make a living? Probably not. But a couple hundred bucks each month doesn’t hurt.