Can anyone help me to get work? Thx

Let me know your capability and talent - I can suggest!

Starting a new thread is not going to help.

We still can't help you get work when we have no idea what kind of work you can do.

Do you want to start a blog?

Do you want to learn how to do affiliate sales with a webpage?

Do you want to build an email list around the topic of Ground hog day?

Learn how to do something that people will value enough to pay you for.

No one can help you when you won't spend time helping yourself.

Rose

I'd like to recommend that you read this thread - there are all kinds of ideas on how to get started making money online:

What to do if you're desperate

Good luck to you,

Steve

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I guess no one really can help you get a job except you are committed to find one yourself, and take action.

What I personally found is, if the pain is not deep enough, you end up changing nothing.

If you just wanna find a job, without the idea in mind to build your online business (not sure if you think like this), below you'll see what I would do.

1.) I would ask myself how much money do I need per month to cover my costs.
2.) Then I would ask myself what talents or skills I have, what education you have.
3.) Next is to find a job that matches your talents, skills and/or education.
4.) Instead of just mailing each and every company... I would personally set myself apart and visit every company I wanna work for personally... if the company is in your area... that's exactly what I would do.
5.) I would offer them to work 1 week for free, if they think I can help them after working 1 week for free, they agree to hire you (That kind of approach might be weird for some people here, but that's what I did in the past and I know some people who did that too with success.)

I don't urge you to take step 5 too, that's up to you, but it's a good way to convince a company that you're the right person for them.

Search around on the many freelancer sites. Even if you don't think you have good enough skills for freelancing, have a look through the categories and see what people are actually getting paid for. Some of them are very easy tasks, like converting files, or cropping photos. You can also get paid for doing research - which is often just a case of being able to use Google...