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Everyone wants to be rich. But very few are conscious that their definition of "rich" maybe be described as a little out. According to Robert Kiyosaki, the Writer of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and "Cash Flow Quadrant", one will need "passive income" to be able to be rich.

What is passive income?

Basically, passive income is marketing tools that you'll get even if you are not working. This means that you can still earn passive income together with your job, or you might are amiss and live off the passive income you earn. For instance:

A) if you're to purchase Blue Chips, you will be able to yield dividend base on your own investments without much work or effort after the initial research stage where Blue Chips to invest.

B) You open any franchise stall like McDonalds and let the franchise system run your McDonalds without you needing to just work at all. (You don't spot the franchise owner at the cashier or serving you your Big Breakfast would you?

C) You're involved with some legitimate MLM (let's not really get into illegitimate ones) and you have to either try to convince enough people to convince others or to get your products or services.

D) You're an insurance agent and your clients renew their policy every year.

E) You've properties and you rent it out to receive payment every month.

The list continues on, but you get a hard picture now right?

So yes now you know what passive income is, what is the fuss about then?

What I wish to highlight is what is explained in his "Cash Flow Quadrant"

CHARTS! I know some of us (yes which includes me)hate charts, but there's no simpler way to describe the importance of passive income. The broad idea is, if you participate in the left side of the quadrant (if you are an employee or self-employed), you then are earning what is called an "active income ".Put simply, you are trading TIME with MONEY. You may have employment with a higher income, but you have to make the required trade eventually and discount on your own other priorities.

The best side of the quadrant, on another hand, offers you income EVEN if you are not working. For many who are confused involving the difference of self employed an a company owner, the simplest test is always to consider are you trading time with money? If you have your own personal food stall selling burgers, you then are self employed. If you have a franchise which inherently has a proven system to assist you run your organization (like McDonalds, notice how they train all their employees with "Welcome to McDonalds, having here or take away?"), you then participate in the proper side of the quadrant.

To help expand illustrate my point on how highly valued passive income is, people buy residential properties merely to rent it out for passive income! So don't underestimate passive income even when the worthiness is not as high as what you may get with active effort.

Why Make Passive Income Online?

So yes, passive income is truly minute workout. But why the internet? Even the above mentioned examples may give me passive income.

The solution is easy, if you want a "vehicle" to have passive income, you'll want one that gives you the absolute most benefit, and the internet has the advantages of:

1. You do not have to have a large capital, unlike property investment or Blue Chips.

2. You are able to keep yourself anonymous. You do not need to make cold calls or harass your own personal friends and family for legitimate multilevel marketing, which more regularly than not make relationships sour.

3. You are able to work anywhere and anytime as long as you have a computer/ laptop (or even a high end phone) and an internet connection.

4. Your target audience is the entire wide world of internet, thus you are able to project your organization idea to the world even when you're an introvert.

5. You are able to check the se, forums, reviews, articles to see if what you're planning to put your effort in is a con or not. If there's complains or there's no news about the programme you're considering to do, then almost certainly it is a scam. You can't shut the opinions of the entire wide world of internet. Hence, contrary to popular belief, there's less risk of getting scammed on the web once you learn how to do your research, as compared to the outside world where it's likely you have limited avenues to do your research. (If someone approaches you and let you know about a legitimate multi level marketing scheme, there's limited resources to do your research on, and simply because someone you ask don't learn about it doesn't mean it's a con, it really mean he or she doesn't know. In place of, if the world of internet is silent about the internet programme you're about to purchase, you then know it's hideous and not trustworthy)