I have multiple incomes.
If I lived in the UK would that mean I’d be rich and worry free? That would be a point in favour of actually living there if that’s true....
Farmer Roy's Random Thoughts - I never said it was easy.
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If I lived in the UK would that mean I’d be rich and worry free? That would be a point in favour of actually living there if that’s true....
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- Cornwall
Apparently so...!
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- Derbyshire
I too have found Call of The Reed. Warbler a demanding read, especially as I am very prone to falling asleep once I sit down in the evening.
However, I did get a chance to speak with Charles Massey following Groundswell this year. Having now met him and talked about the book too, I found it easier to understand where he is coming from and also how he views things in his mind. (I did tell him it was a challenging read - he simply shrugged his shoulders and said, "yes but there's a lot of interesting stories in there")
He is obviously a very deep thinking person and tries to relate many of his anecdotes with a psychological angle that leaves me asking the big WHY? all the time.
In comparison with most of the world population you probably are and so am II have multiple incomes.
If I lived in the UK would that mean I’d be rich and worry free? That would be a point in favour of actually living there if that’s true....
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- Owaka, New Zealand
You could buy a really big turnip in the country. ??I have multiple incomes.
If I lived in the UK would that mean I’d be rich and worry free? That would be a point in favour of actually living there if that’s true....
Rich and worry free?
Doubt it. I’d rather have no money and no debt than some money and some debt.
Do you still have hair?
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- Cornwall
Geez, what is it with people being jealous of others foresight to multi task, invest etc...
Is trying to get a little grip on the adverse pressures we all face through diversification really so bad if it can generate the alleged passive income ?
To me, people who bitch about it through nothing more than jealousy, should IMHO, stop moaning about it - get off their arses and do something about it for themselves like others are / have been doing in order to have this.
None of us are born closed books, but you can allow yourself to be if one choses - some however, look beyond today and try to make things happen for themselves in the future, which to me is the difference between leaders and followers.
If you are in any job and cannot make it pay what you desire, either step out or change your direction and add some diversification - then you can have the same benefits as others - but it is a choice.
Is trying to get a little grip on the adverse pressures we all face through diversification really so bad if it can generate the alleged passive income ?
To me, people who bitch about it through nothing more than jealousy, should IMHO, stop moaning about it - get off their arses and do something about it for themselves like others are / have been doing in order to have this.
None of us are born closed books, but you can allow yourself to be if one choses - some however, look beyond today and try to make things happen for themselves in the future, which to me is the difference between leaders and followers.
If you are in any job and cannot make it pay what you desire, either step out or change your direction and add some diversification - then you can have the same benefits as others - but it is a choice.
Yes, I have lots of hair.
Genetics and age are probably more on my side than on others here ?
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- Somewhere in time
You'd all be very poor in the UK, with the exchange rate and the price of stuff
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- Cornwall
Exchange rate has worked quite nicely in my favour in recent months as it happens. It all depends on ones perspective.
Can't have to much worry then
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- Near Beeston Castle
I read somewhere that if you own a fridge and there is food in that fridge then you are in the world's top 5% wealthiest people.
So did it change your outlook then...?
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- Somewhere in time
Im a worry free optimist
So did it change your outlook then...?
I was going to send it to you to check the effects of reading it ?
She's currently letting it grow in prep. for the long cold winter i reckon.....
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- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Nah! You'd just pay more tax and worry that comrades Jeremy and John were going to relieve you of worrying about your unfair wealth......I have multiple incomes.
If I lived in the UK would that mean I’d be rich and worry free? That would be a point in favour of actually living there if that’s true....