Remember when I wrote about finances last week?<\/p>\n
And how, one big financial mistake was “carrying buckets instead of building pipelines”? And how a pipeline is income that “flows” to you, instead of you having to go out and get<\/em> it?<\/p>\n Well, let’s rap about that some more today.<\/p>\n Below are some ways to build “pipelines.”<\/p>\n This is not an exhaustive list (not even close).<\/p>\n But this should get the ol’ juices flowing, and hopefully give you some ideas to start implementing:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n And so on, and so forth.<\/p>\n Anyway, here’s the big idea:<\/p>\n To build financial “pipelines”, do activities where you do the work (or make the investment) once<\/em>, and then get paid on it perpetually, forever and ever.<\/p>\n And when you build one, start building another.<\/p>\n And another.<\/p>\n And another…<\/p>\n Until you’ve got MULTIPLE pipelines coming in.<\/strong><\/p>\n That way, if one craps out on you, the others are still strongly in place and you won’t miss a beat.<\/p>\n Simple, but effective.<\/p>\n And, if you want some help, then check this out:<\/p>\n\n
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