[2020] Offensive mindset shift - Take action and generate easy $$$

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Sup dudes,

Hope 2020 is going well for you so far. I thought I'd start 2020 with some helpful actionable advice to help you kickstart the year and get you on the right path to generating $$$ and taking action.

I stumbled upon this mindset shift myself after adding costs to my life which I deemed unnecessary

My costs in life includes:
Rent - $1,000 per month
Groceries - $300-$500 per month
Gym - $80 per month
Phone - $60 per month

Now this is quite reasonable given my earnings from my agencies + affiliate partnerships.

However, looking at the bottom of the costs i.e. phone and gym, $720 + $960, it starts to add up.

These 2 costs alone cost $1,680 annually.

Now why should my current earnings from my agency and affiliate commissions eat up into my gym and phone costs? Why don't I just create a brand new simple income stream which covers these 2 costs so my agency and affiliate earning are untouched by the outgoings?

So that's what I did!

I created new projects. Some included Amazon KDP, some included freelance work on Upwork and Fiverr, and others included content locking mini sites which all covered the gym + phone bill.

I just needed to make $1,680 ANNUALLY from these new ventures to cover the costs. It's easy as hell to do, and doesn't require effort.

Once I reached the goal of paying my gym and phone bill with a new venture, I could move up on the list.

Groceries costs around $300+ per month depending on how my gym progress is going, and what diet I'm on.

So now I needed to start a new venture to cover this cost. This meant I had to take ACTION and create a new income stream which covered this bill for me.

You see where I'm going with this bros?

This is an offensive MINDSET shift which makes you take action, and create new income streams. I could have easily let my current earnings pay for the entire bill but why would I want my earnings to be eaten up by these mediocre costs? I could easily create new mini ventures which can pay for these.

Offensive mindset shift + action taking for mini ventures = New income streams.

Hope you dudes learned something from this mini guide. I'm not much of a writer but that's one thing I'm changing in 2020

Go out there and get your $$$
 
That's a very good mindset to have. Thanks for sharing your wisdom :)
 
Hope you dudes learned something from this mini guide.

I did and after reading some guides/methods on the site, I have created a plan of action. But the most important part that I have learned from being here is that you can't expect to earn more than you already do until you invest time/effort/money into building something that in time may give you more. Of course there's a chance that you'd fail and lose everything that you invested in it but at-least you'd have tried and failed than not try at all. So based on that I have done the research part, now I am only waiting for the money part. The first thing I did is secured a job that can keep paying me for my food/shelter/bills/etc. And after I am sure that I have money to survive the next month at-least, I'll start building something that can maybe change my financial situation in future. I'll share my jouney in IM-Journeys section. Hopefully pretty soon...
 
This is all about living sensibly and not beyond your means.

You want cable tv, then budget for it. You want the latest iPhone, then budget for it, but do you really need it and can you afford it?

One way to save money is to move your utility provider, especially in the UK. Switch insurance and electricity etc every year or 2, use a cashback site and get money back.
 
Great share. And nice strategy

Thanks dude.

This is all about living sensibly and not beyond your means.

You want cable tv, then budget for it. You want the latest iPhone, then budget for it, but do you really need it and can you afford it?

One way to save money is to move your utility provider, especially in the UK. Switch insurance and electricity etc every year or 2, use a cashback site and get money back.

Thanks for that tip. Sounds helpful.
 
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