Busy working Mum, launches 'a Million Jobs To Do’ website to buy dream family home.

June 26, 2009 - PRLog -- This bespoke, unique service opportunity allows users to specify what task they need carrying out, choosing how, where, and by when they would like it completed and how much they would be willing to pay for the service.  

Chrissi Sharkey 28, set up aMillionJobsToDo.com after becoming fixated on a house in her local area and dreaming of how she could raise the funds to purchase it. Sharkey states “Although I find my current career as a textiles teacher extremely rewarding, I know that I am never going to make my fortune doing it. Nobody is going to give me the money and if I want to make my dream a reality, I need to create the opportunity for myself.”

To achieve her dream, Chrissi is following a simple formula: £1,000,000 = Profit x Jobs. Any task will be considered for a minimum sum of £1, she will complete each job with the same commitment and enthusiasm, regardless of how much she stands to make. In theory she could actually have to complete a million tasks worth £1 each but hopes it will be fewer jobs worth more profit!

Sharkey says “Most people already have a million and one things to do. Some of us create ‘to do lists’ that we strive to complete. Even the most organised of people tend to be left with stubborn, unachievable tasks that get carried over to a new list but aMillionJobsToDo will allow people to pass those jobs on for completion, for a small fee."
Tasks can be carried out remotely or in person and the fee can be negotiated to ensure that both parties feel they are getting a good deal. All she asks in return is that clients spread the word of her service.

Despite the site only being live for 4 days Sharkey has already had her first orders and her tally currently stands at £140.00.

Find out more about this landmark business idea at http://www.aMillionJobsToDo.com.

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aMillionJobsToDo.com, is a unique concept where you can suggest literally any task that you need completing and also propose how much you would like to pay for that service.