Short YouTube monologue (Mark Evans DM) arguing for creating many revenue streams to avoid being forced into poor financial decisions. Speaker cites having "over 20" income streams, heavy crypto exposure with a significant loss, and owning companies—using these to illustrate that diversified income allows long-term holding and decision flexibility.
You start creating multiple streams of revenue. Like I have like 20, 30, I don't even know now but it's over 20 streams of revenue. I'm not saying to crypto but I'm in crypto pretty heavy and I took a pretty big loss. It's not a loss of two pull out by the way but I took a big hit. It didn't bother me because I'm in it long haul and I have other streams of income. So it's just a part of the cycle you get. People fear selling because they need the money. I don't need it, I want it. But I have other streams of income to suffice my life and allow me to keep growing. So the reason I used to make bad decisions is because I put myself in a position where I had to make a decision. I don't need to sell the crypto. For example, my companies, I don't need need to sell them. Sometimes I want to, but I don't need to. I want to in that case.
