podcast 425 - Better World Book - Finanace - Part3

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Summary

Credit: Bill Crim


Paul and Shawn talk to Jacob Lund Fisker of Early Retirement Extreme fame. They go over the a chapter in detail with Jacob’s comments. 

They continue talking about passive income. Jacob mentions that setting up passive income requires a certain internal drive. Paul says that he gives out so many opportunities, but people just don’t take them up. People need to put forth a minimum of effort to actually investigate the way their money making ventures work.

Paul lists many kinds of ways to make residual income.
YouTube videos, photography, music, ad words, affiliate programs, make worksheets for classrooms, etc. You can even benefit from giving things away for free, but pick up opportunities for monetization elsewhere.

Early Retirement Extreme http://earlyretirementextreme.com/
Story of Ferd and Gert https://permies.com/wiki/60288/Podcast-Permaculture-Millionaire

Jonathan Coulton https://www.jonathancoulton.com
Code Monkey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYodWEKCuGg

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This podcast was made possible thanks to:


Suleiman, Karrie, and Sasquatch
Bill Crim
Kerry JustTooLazy
anonymous
Wade Luger
Jocelyn Campbell
havokeachday
thomas adams
Sasquatch
Julia Winter, world's slowest mosaic artist
Dominic Crolius
Eivind W. Bjørkavåg
Seth Gregory
Bill Erickson
David Ingraham
Michelle Martin
G Cooper
Miroslav Ultrama
Matthew Johnson
Lisa Goodspeed
Dylan Butler
Kyle Neath
Penny McLoughlin
HL Tyler
Dana Martin
Keith Kuhnsman
Mark
Arturo Ceron
Eric Tolbert
Mehron Kugler
Sean Benedict

I really enjoyed these podcasts, except for the ERE and the FIRE parts...

ERE=echoey, really echoey
FIRE=fuck. It’s really echoey.

How to avoid this in the future? Thoughts anyone?

Here’s a few of mine:
Do a sample call and scout out the audio quality and adjust.
Change rooms or add soft surfaces like carpet and drapes, or hang blankets over a door.
Build a blanket fort.
Mail a good microphone to your guest in advance.

This podcast is about investments.
Maybe there's someone on Permies who'd like to invest in a project in the Netherlands? There's a piece of land with opportunities to be transformed to something like an eco-village. It's in the South-Eastern part of the Netherlands, close to Germany and Belgium.
If you are seriously interested in investing in that project, please send me a PM (with some information), then I can bring you in contact with the one who can tell you more.