Straight Talk About Passive Income

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This video comes from Gary’s 2017 keynote in Copenhagen. Watch the full keynote on his main channel here: https://youtu.be/FpVgkN2qbMg

There needs to be a serious talk around the concept of passive income. If you think there is a special way to just have money flood into your bank account while you sit on a beach and do nothing, you are very mistaken. Nobody you know that is making passive income didn’t grind for years and years before they were making enough “passive income” to live comfortably.


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Date: July 6, 2019

45 thoughts on “Straight Talk About Passive Income

  1. Creating ‘passive income’ is lots and lots of hard work for many years before you start seeing ‘passive income’ and you have to continue – the term is misleading or confusing – it should be called ‘active income'

  2. Real estate actually takes a lot of work. You need an income to purchase the real estate in the first place- then you need income to maintain it. There are always upgrades and repairs you have to make, plus the taxes and mortgage to pay. 

    Yes, you can rent out the property for a profit- if you manage it right… but you need to keep a good ten grand in the bank, in a savings account, for unexpected problems. 

    For example, my tenant didn’t tell me there was a leak in the bathroom. (He thought he was doing me a favor by not complaining.) Flash forward years later— the wood in the foundation collapsed and i had to gut and rebuild the bathroom. Luckily, I had saved to buy a new car. (Note: I am still driving my nearly twenty year old car.) Trees needed trimming= several thousand dollars. Roof needed replacement= over ten thousand dollars. Every time someone moves out, there are repairs to do and the place needs to be revamped. It’s an investment— and maintaining it is a second job.

  3. Sounds easy but it's not🤷‍♂🤷‍♂. Truth is, I have tried a few things but I always ended up in losses. I'm thankful to the universe for bringing Debra Pace my way. With the way things are going I wouldn't know what to do

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