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Me on my way to invest in double digit APRs for passive income:
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Complexlity
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Privilege blinds. It's easy to say this where there always more resources around you or better ways to get more. Not everyone have that opportunity. And just because they don't doesn't mean they're "lazy" or hate working. There's many possible reasons: 1. Lucky hits. Someone could gift you so much money, or you could get a project that comes once in forever. When this happens, do you just sqander it. Example: You make $2000 on average per month the past four years and suddenly you get $200,000 for some random government deal that came as a result of short term DOGE employment. This deal may never come again, in years. And you could essentially double your monthly income by just investing for some passive income 2. Time is not unlimited. People get periods when they're less occupied imagine comparing the amount of time a 20 year old has compare to a 45 year old married with kids. The 20 year old has the best opportunity to do something, time and energy to do something that generate passive income even till their 60s. It could be writing a book, making music. But they're better positioned. So making use of your maximum boost period is a good idea. 3. Peace of Mind. This is probably the best. Not everyone want to live life like the cave men. Hunting day to day for income all the rest of their days. Some just want to chill and not get "stranded" so what best way than to have income generated even in your chilling periods. You can use that time to spend with people you care about, do the things that make you happy (that possible do not generate any or much income) etc.
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