Comments on: StevePavlina.com Podcast #006 – How to Make Money Without a Job

By: Two Simple But Powerful Rules to Achieve Financial Freedom

Two Simple But Powerful Rules to Achieve Financial Freedom — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 01:22:47 +0000

[...] first rule deals with how you should spend your time. I first learned about this from StevePavlina.com podcast #006. Instead of spending your time working for money, you should spend your time building a system that [...]

By: Raffish.it » Blog Archive » The most influential speech/post in my life

Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:57:15 +0000

[...] by Steve Pavlina on that subject, if you want you can listen to it here or read the related article here (both links will open in a new [...]

By: codymckibben.com | Experimenting with Career Options

codymckibben.com | Experimenting with Career Options — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 12:16:17 +0000

[...] I’ve also studied a lot about automating my income, lifestyle design, and geo-arbitrage. Tim Ferriss talks at length about these exciting concepts in his book The 4-Hour Workweek. And I recently came across an older yet fantastic podcast from Steve Pavlina in which he discusses moving away from trading your time for money. Eventually, I would like to shift my paradigm from thinking of myself as merely self-employed to being a business owner. As Pavlina discusses, the idea is to detach your time from your income, put your income on autopilot, through generating information products for instance, that can earn you residual income, even while you sleep. Or I could develop my web sites further, and try to monetize them. He says how his multiple streams of passive income allow him to spend the bulk of his time doing what he is passionate about, regardless of whether or not it is profitable. Eventually, I would love to develop this business structure, so that my work is less of a means to pay the bills, and more a way to express my passions and continue to learn and grow. [...]

By: » Only Two Weeks Off A Year!? live-it-true.com: Dedicate Yourself To Living A Damn Good Life

Tue, 02 Oct 2007 04:56:56 +0000

[...] Within the last decade, the easiest way to start a business has been via the internet. The nice thing about this is that you have the potential to set up a “passive” system. You will then really be able to maximize your personal freedom. What I mean by “passive” is a automated system that works by itself; for example people buy products or services from your website, and the product is shipped to them from the distributor, all without you lifting a finger. For more info on “passive” income, check out Steve Pavlina, who is a big advocate of the idea. [...]

By: Check The Method » Blog Archive » Design is impermanent.

Check The Method » Blog Archive » Design is impermanent. — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 03:29:49 +0000

[...] Inspired by Steve Pavlina’s discussion on “Decoupling the idea of the amount of time put into a project as reflection of money earned…” and today’s 9-5 helped me examine the idea that: [...]

By: Passive Income Explained with a Parable » SteveHealy.net

Passive Income Explained with a Parable » SteveHealy.net — Mon, 30 Oct 2006 23:14:48 +0000

[...] Recently, after listening to Steve Pavlina’s How to Make Money Without a Job, I was trying to explain passive income to my mother and bumbling around like an uneducated fool, sounding like I was just trying to avoid doing “real work.” I kept telling her, “No, Mother, trading time for money is bad! You should make money when you’re sitting around watching TV or eating dinner not ONLY when you’re at work!” This just succeeded in making me sound lethargic. [...]

By: InvestorBlogger » Blog Archive » Encouraging Podcasts

InvestorBlogger » Blog Archive » Encouraging Podcasts — Mon, 04 Sep 2006 16:10:28 +0000

[...] I recently listened to Steve Pavlina’s podcast who is very encouraging about working for yourself. You can listen from here. [...]

By: Self Help Fair - Just another WordPress weblog » Welcome!

Self Help Fair - Just another WordPress weblog » Welcome! — Tue, 20 Jun 2006 04:32:27 +0000

[...] Welcome! By byamabe Welcome to the Self Help Fair. I got the idea for this blog from two Steve Pavlina podcast, one entitled “How to Make Money Without a Job” and the other “Kick-start Your Own Business.” I’ve been looking for a business to start for a long time, but I’ve never able to put something together that would replace my entire income. What I’ve finally taken to heart is that I need to create income streams, multiple income streams. [...]

By: Technical Book Fair » Welcome!

Technical Book Fair » Welcome! — Sat, 03 Jun 2006 04:31:54 +0000

[...] Welcome to the Technical Book Fair. I got the idea for this blog from two Steve Pavlina podcast, one entitled “How to Make Money Without a Job” and the other “Kick-start Your Own Business.” I’ve been looking for a business to start for a long time, but I’ve never able to put something together that would replace my entire income. What I’ve finally taken to heart is that I need to create income streams, multiple income streams. [...]

By: Christine Kane - Blog » Blog Archive » Wrecking Your Potential (Dedicated to College Students)

Thu, 11 May 2006 23:43:06 +0000

[...] None of this is about not getting a job. (Though you could do worse than not getting a job. My favorite blogger out there is Steve Pavlina. I highly recommend his podcast on this very topic for an alternative mindset about jobs.) This is all about living a full life. Most people decide not to do this. According to the theatre director’s philosophy, your life goes like this: You get out of high school, spend all your money on an education which will leave you stressed, clueless and broke, and then you get to head out into a world of pressure and misery in order to pay off that money. Then, add a little more pressure and have kids! No wonder half of the people in our country are taking anti-depressants when there are people like this running around at our institutions of higher learning and perpetuating a world view of what I call “lame-osity.” —- [...]