The OP should build a balanced biz and IMPLEMENT on several levels, not just keep researching. The methods on this site should be categorized for what they deliver, how much and when, as well as whether they are active or passive money makers. Once grouped it's simpler to sort out what one wants to do, and why.
Every business, from traditional to internet, needs to operate from 4-5 money centers to make money. These earning centers are of different types, with different timelines and purposes. Briefly put, it's the A-E-I-O-U framework, with the initial importance going to the last vowel first, followed by the next last, etc. As in:
U--upfront cash, or immediate working capital. Your IM biz needs a source of immediate reliable income to feed the rest of your operations and pay the bills where possible. It's also important for psychic reinforcement, to keep you from moaning "I haven't made a dime online, am I a loser?" de-motivating type thoughts. Examples of IM qucik money would include freelancing and paid writing, gigs on Fiverr, flipping sites, etc.
O--other windfall capital/equity, or walk-in value. Your biz should have a means of accessing assets or benefits from the outset to help jumpstart your operations, and self-motivation. One example is provided right here on BHW, by way of all the free member downloads, which cuts the massive learning curve down.
I--interim passive income, or trickle-in money. The next money center is deriving ways to begin getting the cash to roll in without the constant active effort---not the big windfall, just something simple and steady. In this category are such things as building the micro niche sites and autoblogs that can deliver a dollar or so a day.
E--equity build-in, or interim pay-off. Another moneymaker are the activities that pay off eventually based on reputation building, testimonials, experience and other good will you pick up on the fly over time, that translates into money later. Examples are creating enough sites until you could make them for others with your eyes closed, small JVs, working forums until you're a grandmaster VIP or something on many of them, etc.
A--accumulated equity, long-term BIG payoff. The above four provides you enough heft to do okay until your big fish products actually work. Here's where the CPA, big JVs, developed email lists, completed blog farms and such are supposed to blast off, be that a few months, a year or more from now.
In short, don''t think "$1,000 a day, how?" Think about establishing something a day first, and build on it, instead of frustating yourself by reaching for the sun in one bound. Freelance while studying methods on BHW, use the working capital to buy some pre-built sites to kickstart your affiliate/adsense trickle income. Grow your rep on ten forums until it's easy to get more gigs to tide you over, and build your big money projects. Eventually this way, you'll get to $1,000 a day or more, at which point you'll be posting in the tax section, "How do I hide all this cash? Help!!"
