Creating Wealth
Posted by John Crutchfield on March 19, 2010
Aloha All!
O.K. while I was away, I’ve been working on creating some prosperity in my world…Considering that I make my home most of the year in the northern Indian Himalayas, I have to say that for most of us there – local Indians, Tibetans as well as the few resident Westerners, the income reality is somewhat slim – unless one is a trust fund recipient, independently wealthy or on some sort of business expense account…there are exceptions, but they’re few and far between…
So the question which confronts most is: “How can I earn a decent income and still live in the paradise of the Himalayas?”
The locals seem to scrape by on USD$1-$4.00/day (near the top of the earning pile, mind you!) and the rest exist at a bare subsistence level…farming a bit and relying on the breadwinning member of the family to go to work in a call center in Delhi or Chandigargh or Bangalore or some other such urban state of congestion…
As an American in India, I haven’t have that option and not being a trust fund recipient (at least as far as I know)…so…what to do???
Enter the amazing internet!
Online income has evolved to the point where it’s now an entirely viable option and so I’ve been studying and researching and learning and have surveyed a number of options…
So, for those of you who are interested in exploring the waters of passive online income via a web-based business and aren’t interested in dumping boatloads of cash into the research and development necessary to climb the steep learning curve (I’ve already done that) here’s a super affordable (as in it costs less that two tickets to the latest Imax 3D version of Alice in Wonderland) option I’d like to share with you….
Click this:
www.happy1.passivenetincome.net
On another note, if you simply want to be super inspired, here’s a goal worth waking up for in the morning!!!
Click here:
Until the Future becomes the Present
Have a happy and a healthy life!
Peace & Love
JC =0)
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thanks for the tips:)Hope you can see my email address cause I can’t find yours. Write to me
Fouryearsago.com – How interesting that site is! I just now looked at it; was checking this out to see if you had posted anything new, but I know that you’re busy! Will check out that site again and join…good way to clarify my intentions. Thanks Mr. C…