Multiple Streams of Income: How to Diversify Your Career and Protect Yourself, Your Income, and Your Future Even in Hard Economic Times

ISBN-13: 9781514868980 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 134 str.

Chris Lutz

Opis

Think about this for a second. Why is it that we would not invest even a single dollar without diversifying it and managing risk, but do exactly the opposite, putting all of our eggs in one basket, with our regular income in our careers?
The purpose of diversification is so that when one investment goes down or is not doing well, you are insulated from the result because of the others you have in place. In a job or career, most of us are trying to specialize so much so that we've ended up with all of our eggs in the same basket. That's not managing risk at all. That's putting yourself at risk. What happens when something goes wrong and that job or career goes away? That person will lose nearly 100% of their immediate income if they don't have savings built up.
Why not apply the same principles of managing risk and power to your career and immediate income just as you would your investments for the future?
You might be thinking, "But, what about benefits or insurance?" Don't worry, we have that covered too.
Here's what's really great about this way of working and thinking. You're no longer solely a liability on somebody's balance sheet. You can insulate yourself from job losses and unemployment. You will be in charge of your work life, not somebody else. You'll retain your dignity, respect, and be more passionate about the work you do as a result.
In this book you will learn how to take control of and diversify your income by taking the power back from corporate America. They show you how you can do so in this book with real world examples and experiences. You can incorporate several modules into your career diversifying your income. With special sections on business cycle management, competitive analysis, and automating revenue. Additional web resources included.
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