You’ve all heard or read that you have to have multiple streams of income. That’s blatant BS. You need one single stream of income that you have locked down. One that is consistent. It puts money in your account every week. It does not have to be a living income. It just has to be consistent. Nail that and you’re making money. When you have one stream locked in, then, and only then, should you explore other streams. But they need to be adjacent to your first stream. Don’t go wandering off into a different world. Because you don’t want to be starting from scratch. You want to be leveraging what you already know. Yes, ultimately you will want multiple streams, but trying to do that on start up will mean you never get even one off the ground. So no, you don’t want to have multiple streams up front. Pick one. Work it until it pays off. Automate it so you don’t have to spend 40 hours a week on it. How fast can you get one off the ground? That depends. How long is a piece of string? Actually, I know that one. It’s twice the distance from the middle to one end. But I digress. When you work strategically, things can happen surprisingly fast. To be strategic, you’ll need to know your customer and the keywords they search for. That’s what Traffic X-Ray finds for you. https://link.ckv.to/traffic-x-ray It shows you a clever system for finding the only keywords that matter. Multiple streams sounds smart. Broke people just call it multiple ways to fail. Regards, |
