Forget Income Streams and Focus On Your Income River

How to not overwhelm yourself

The idea of having multiple income streams seems smart. Yet the common execution is more trouble than it’s worth.

Sure, someone, you saw on the internet juggles real estate investing, crypto, dropshipping, blogging, YouTubing, and a dozen other micro-businesses but it would be a disaster for most of us.

The problem is the focus on the number of streams rather than the river feeding them. Many people start things because of the potential income and become frustrated when the cash doesn’t flow as fast as they want.

If you’re looking for writing advice from me, the worst thing you can do is tell me you don’t have ideas and you’ve never written before but want to earn money. You’d be wasting your time.

If any method of making money was easy then everyone would be doing it. We all have our own strengths and weaknesses. Understanding this is key so you choose something you can excel in rather than blindly following a crowd. Here’s how to set yourself up the right way.

I have 11 income streams at the moment giving me a comfortable inflow. It sounds like a financial guru’s fantasy but it’s exhausting.

It’s not fun to always have a million small to-do list items. I find I’m doing one task but thinking about a dozen others. I go through my days with the sinking feeling that I’m forgetting to do something important for something but who knows what.

Despite what people tell you, few income streams are passive except maybe automated investing. If I stopped writing today, I’d earn some money on my old articles but it would dry up quickly as the world forgot me. Everything takes up your most precious resource. Time.

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