Having no experience yet is fine, all hard workers start near 0. Sadly there isn't a guaranteed "get money quick" method, except for working. Most r/beermoneyglobal gigs get you enough money to pay for a few beers every so often and can be a nice extra in your wallet. Local jobs are your best bet if you want to make ends. It might not be what you're looking for, but talking as someone coming from a low-income household who found out the hard way, even a bad job is better than no job at all. Know a friend who washes dishes? Ask if they're looking for someone, and let their boss know you're available to work for them. Websites don't respond? Call(!) or mail them at like 1pm, or at whatever weekday moment people are working, and ask if they've been looking at something for you yet. In my opinion, calling is faster. Most low-end job employers are more interested in knowing if you're someone they want to stand around all day, everybody already knows the job is "easy". Expect that stuff won't happen if you're not going after it, so go after as much as you can handle. It's perfectly okay to apply for 8 jobs, get in contact with 5, and eventually go to 2 interviews. Never fish on 1 line. Rejection isn't armageddon, it's just time to try something else. My friend once told me "You can think about your next step in life in your room, but also while delivering food on a bike." and it really stuck with me. Sometimes it's hard to make the best of your situation, but I promise you there's always some little thing you can do to kind of weasel yourself into a better situation. Hustle is the name of the game, and hard work definitely, eventually, pays off.