What I did today
Today was laid back on the client side of things. I didn’t really hear much from my clients.
Actually, scratch that.
I didn’t hear from them at all.
Surprising, to say the least.
But, certainly was welcome. It gave me a lot more time to work on my websites, which is always exciting. For that reason, I published a dozen articles or so across two different websites.
What I’m thinking about today
I’m thinking about how I’m worried.
In fact, I’m actually really worried.
I don’t think I’m in a position financially where I can care for my loved ones in a way that matters most to me.
Sure, I’ve figured out a couple of things and have found a way to pretty consistently make ~$20,000 a month.
But, even though that is a big number, it doesn’t change my life in a material way. For example, I’m going to a day job each day. I found a fantastic 10 unit apartment building to buy, but I can’t afford it.
I’m debating the math between buying a place for us to live in next fall or buying an investment property. I hate having to make that trade-off. The fact I have to make that trade off means I’m not doing a good enough job.
I need to lower my expenses, increase my income, and multiple my income sources.
$10K a day at 30.
What I made today
Job: $250
Rental Income: $25
UpWork: $0
KDP: $2
Consulting: $500
Interview Coaching: $0
Medium: $5
Affiliate sites (2 sites): $0
Youtube:
Total: $1,380
Today’s pro-rated amount of monthly expenses
Expenses: $500
Today’s Income
Made $880
My plan for tomorrow
Tomorrow
About the Author & The $0-$10K/Day Case Study
Dean’s goal is to create $10,000/day in passive income through entrepreneurship. Too many people write “success porn” that skates over the struggles many face in entrepreneurship
The hope is that this series of posts will inspire someone else out there to make their entrepreneurship dreams happen.
Dean Woods is currently a VC-backed startup executive by day and a bootstrapped micro-startup CEO by night. Prior to working in startups, Dean was a management consultant. Dean graduated with honors from The Wharton School.
