Comments on: 10 Ideas for Diversifying Your Passive Income Streams http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/10-ideas-for-diversifying-your-passive-income-streams Passive Income Ideas and Tips Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:16:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: klaird http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/10-ideas-for-diversifying-your-passive-income-streams/comment-page-1#comment-89424 klaird Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:41:16 +0000 http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/?p=4427#comment-89424 I tend to run with my winners too, but I also realize that success breeds success. Meaning I find myself working on the sites that are bringing the most money, so I give them more attention and more work creating new pages, which in turn brings in more money. Then I wonder if my other sites could do just as well if I gave them the same amount of time and effort. It's hard to compare one site to another unless you have the same number of pages and quality of content across each site. Another website that has been created after you wrote this article is Wizzley. It's created with the best aspects of Hubpages and Squidoo in mind. I also was just thinking about how to diversify my income. And although I have income from various websites (Hubpages, Squidoo, Wizzley, my own blogs and websites) they are all ONLINE INCOME. And I need to create something that earns me money passively that is totally unrelated to the internet. Although we hate to even think something like this would happen, but what if in ten years the technology has changed so much that the internet is obsolete? Or non-existent for one reason or another? Were will my income stream come from then? I do have a rental house, but right now it still has a mortgage on it, so the "passive income" is less than $100 per month, which is usually saved for future repairs anyway. Anyone have suggestions for ways to diversify passive income OFFLINE? I tend to run with my winners too, but I also realize that success breeds success. Meaning I find myself working on the sites that are bringing the most money, so I give them more attention and more work creating new pages, which in turn brings in more money. Then I wonder if my other sites could do just as well if I gave them the same amount of time and effort. It’s hard to compare one site to another unless you have the same number of pages and quality of content across each site. Another website that has been created after you wrote this article is Wizzley. It’s created with the best aspects of Hubpages and Squidoo in mind.

I also was just thinking about how to diversify my income. And although I have income from various websites (Hubpages, Squidoo, Wizzley, my own blogs and websites) they are all ONLINE INCOME. And I need to create something that earns me money passively that is totally unrelated to the internet. Although we hate to even think something like this would happen, but what if in ten years the technology has changed so much that the internet is obsolete? Or non-existent for one reason or another? Were will my income stream come from then? I do have a rental house, but right now it still has a mortgage on it, so the “passive income” is less than $100 per month, which is usually saved for future repairs anyway.

Anyone have suggestions for ways to diversify passive income OFFLINE?

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