If you are already working a full-time job, you may feel as though you just don't have the time to work anymore outside the home.  Well, who says a part-time job has to be outside the home?  There are several things that can be done from home that will net you the income you're looking for, after all...you're on a mission!

Working from home
With the expansion and growth of the internet a lot of opportunites have opened up for many to be able to make a lot of money.  What also goes along with it are thieves and people that are up to no good.  This is where a word of caution I am offering to you right now comes in...be very careful about accepting work from a person or company that you have not thoroughly investigated.  The internet is rich with scams and scam artists.  As a matter of fact, that's all they do...that's their "job"...they sit around and dream up new ways to defraud people.  Noone wants to be a statistic when it comes to internet robbery, identity theft or just plain fraudulent folks!

Find the right kind of employment for you. 
Once the cat is out the bag that you're looking for part-time work, friends and family will come to you with all sorts of suggestions "why don't you work here, or why don't you work there?"  Keep your head and remember you're the one who has to do the work.  Don't choose to work at a department store if

you know you have problems standing for long periods of time.  Or don't choose a sedentary job (one where you have to sit and do word processing or data entry without much physical activity) if you know you have a problem with narcolepsy! (you have trouble staying awake).  Find something with the correct amount of variety that YOU can handle.  Some sitting, some standing, some phone answering, some typing.  If you have an SUV or a van, I have found that delivering newspapers is very peaceful and rewarding, plus you get your morning exercise in.  With all of that jumping in and out of the car, you'll find yourself using muscles you didn't know you had.

Check the classified ads for places that are close to your home,
This way you'll have a short commute to your new part-time job.  Don't allow yourself to become too consumed with your work.  You already have a full-time job, so the best thing to do is to choose something rather fun and different than what you normally do during the day.  One more thing...don't apply for jobs you know you are not qualified for.   This is a time-waster all the way around.  It wastes your time trying to keep up with a job that you have no clue about; second, it wastes the employors time, and he's/she's going to be mighty angry when he/she finds out that they'e hired someone who doesn't know what they'e doing.  With that in mind, think about the difference going from a "C" Cup to a "D" will feel once you've saved enough money from your part-time job.