Should you be making passive income?

From our friends at Lexington Law…

There’s no right way to make money. If you’re like most Americans, you put in 40 or more hours a week at a job, earn a wage, and go home. But as Warren Buffet puts it, “If you don’t find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die.” That’s where passive income comes in.

Passive income can be beneficial for those already working full- or part-time gigs because the money you earn isn’t directly tied to the hours you put in. While it’s not possible to earn money for doing absolutely nothing, it certainly is satisfying to sit back and watch the money roll in when you’re not actively working.

This infographic from Lexington Law breaks dives deeper into the concept of passive income and provides examples based on how much time and money you have to spare.

How to Make Passive Income


Brian Farrell is a coach, helping clients achieve their personal and professional goals. He's also the creator of the "QA2 Method". For more about Brian, visit bfarrell.com