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I have a regular day job that pays reasonably well. But because my skill set is largely technical (I am a software researcher and developer), there will come a point in time in my life when jobs like these come harder to find.

I am currently in preparation to amass savings large enough to start a small business for food and beverage where I live. I have not yet decide on the type of food I would like to sell, but I know it will have to be up in about five to six years time.

And now I practically have nothing to begin with.

So then, one may ask, how do I amass my savings? In a society that encourages spending, it would seem as if amassing a huge savings within five years will be an impossible task. In reality, it is not. All you have to do is the following two things:

1. Earn More.
2. Spend Less.

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Are you surprised you didn't learn this in school? I am. I have already taken a series of steps of achieve that. But let's focus on the first - to earn more.

I hope you belong to the category who knows that get-rich-quick schemes are too good to be true. I base my earnings on work that I do outside my day job as a software developer-cum-graphic designer. I find my jobs mostly on GetAFreelancer.com and GetACoder.com. Basically, companies who seek low-cost developers can put their projects up here for bidding, and developers (or graphic designers) bid for the projects. I've gotten myself a few projects and won the companies' trust, and the next thing I knew, they kept coming to me for more projects.

The fee isn't a spectacular 6-figure a year, I would be glad to say that the hard work has gotten me some USD $1,600 over the last three months.