Why you should have multiple source of income?

I often look at my income and laugh to myself because it's far beyond anything I could have dreamed of when I started.

Then, I started to understand that earning money is like driving a car, combing your hair, or getting dressed. You just have to learn how to do it. Once you learn, you can put it on autopilot. And when it's on autopilot, it keeps growing.

Now, there are three income-earning strategies. But in reality, there are only two ways to earn money: money at work and people at work. I’ll share three strategies, referred to as M1, M2, and M3.

M1: The Least Effective Strategy

M1 is not a good strategy, yet 96 out of 100 people choose it. The problem? It involves trading time for money, which leads to saturation—you eventually run out of time.

M2: A Great But Rare Strategy

Only 3% of the population uses M2, a strategy where people put money to work to earn more money. It’s a great strategy, but most people never adopt it.

M3: The Wealth-Building Strategy

M3 is something I stumbled upon in the '60s. At first, I didn’t understand why I was earning so much. Then it hit me—the difference between millionaires and others is that they don’t rely on just one source of income.

Only 1% of the population follows this strategy. They multiply their time by setting up MSIs (Multiple Sources of Income).

The World Is Changing—So Should You

Our world is getting smaller. Today, you can set up businesses anywhere in the world and have multiple income streams flowing in. This isn’t just a neat idea from a seminar—it’s real, and you can do it.

The Power of Multiple Streams

This works like Monopoly. The game may seem simple, but the concept is very real. You can keep adding income sources with no limit.

Are all income streams the same size? No. But they all have one thing in common—they flow into your bank account. Ding, ding! That sound never gets old.

And the best part? It just keeps adding up—from every part of the world. I love it. It’s so much fun!