Passive Income

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 See, wealthy people understand there are three categories of income:

1 - Active (requires your day-to-day labor, e.g. your job or business)

2 - Semi-passive (requires some ongoing maintenance)

3 - Passive (you could go into a coma and this would still earn you profits)

Now, the true path to wealth is to use your Active Income to build up your Semi-Passive Income…

And your Semi-Passive Income to build up your truly Passive Income.


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