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Don is the proud father of six, and step-father of two - all wonderful human beings.  He is thrilled to be the grandfather to an ever increasing group of delightful grandchildren.

While Don has done some online business since late 1996, he really became passionate about it in Aug 2007 after recovering from a major heart attack. His passion is to create financial freedom for himself and to teach others how to do the same - thus giving them the opportunity to increase their quality of life.

Thinking About
Current Cash Flow
vs.
Residual Income
Article by Don Keith

Synopsis
You can shoot toward immediate or short term cash flow or the slower developing residual income that keeps coming long after you have quit working. Seldom can you have it both ways. Think through realistic projections. Usually a year or two of hard work making little return while building a lifetime residual income is a wiser choice. Think, then pursue your realistic goal with diligence and anticipation.

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Thinking About Current Cash Flow
vs.
Residual Income

Article by Don Keith

You can focus your efforts on the instant gratification of short term cash flow or concentrate on the slower developing residual income that keeps coming long after you have quit working. Seldom can you have it both ways. Think through realistic projections. Usually a year or two of hard work making a modest return while building a lifetime residual income is a wiser choice. Think, then pursue your realistic goal with diligence and anticipation.

Think about the ramification of things. For example, would you rather have a million dollars today or a penny today and then double it every day for the next 31 days. (See the results here)  The power of compound interest and the power of building residual income can both be easily missed and thus sacrificed while pursuing "this weeks paycheck".  Don't let that happen to you.

For example, assume that the current interest rate at the bank is 5%. How much would you have to have invested to generate an income of $1000 per month? Well, that would be $12,000 per year income. At 5%, you'd have to have a total of $240,000 invested to get that income.  Now let's same you've invested your time in a good residual income opportunity and it's taken you 2 years to get to where you have a residual income of $1000 / month. Was it worth it?

You essentially put $240,000 in the bank in that period of time. DO NOT underestimate the value of working for residual income! The challenge most people have is that they do not have a clear understanding of the nature of growing an income like this. Let's take the very simple, inexpensive yet highly proven Fortune 500 company; GDI or Global Domains International.

If you were to join with them as an affiliate and start building a lifetime residual income, what might the growth curve look like?  This is an opportunity that takes a minuscule investment of $10 each month plus some time and effort.  They pay you only $1 per month for each person you bring to join their domain and hosting services. Each person that your referral brings that gets the $10/month service also pays you $1.  That same fee is paid to you down 5 levels.

At first glance, this seems like a "joke".  Do not be deceived. Because of the power of multi-level compensation, the extremely low "quitting" rate, and the value of residual income, this opportunity is making millionaires out of many, many ordinary folks who "see the vision". Let's look at the reality of slowly the residual income starts but then how monumentally it rewards those who persevere.   (Don't forget the Penny a Day vs Million Bucks example).

Let's just take a couple of examples.  If you just found 1 person every month that caught the vision, invested their $10 per month and then they did the same, this is what the summary would look like for the first 2 years.
 
Total Per Period Income at end of Period   6  -

$62.00

Total Per Period Income at end of Period 12  - $1,585.00
Total Per Period Income at end of Period 24  - $55,454.00

Now, most people don't have an understanding of the time element in growing a business with a residual income. At they end of 6 months if they were experiencing this exact growth rate, they would likely quit.  It would be easy to think: "I've been working at this for 6 months and I'm only making $62 a month - it isn't worth the effort."  There are two common errors in their vision when they think this way:
1. They forget the value of residual income. Even that small $62 / month is worth (62*12)/.05=$14,880 if put in the bank at 5%.
2. Even a more serious error is neglecting the "compounding" effect that takes place over time as the people you introduced start doing the same. In this example if everyone found one new business partner each month within your "downline", at the end of 2 years you'd be making $55K per month. Now that is POWER and it is not undoable.

Let's show another much more conservative example and say everyone (you and your "downline") only found 1 person every 2 months... here's what the summary would be like.
 
Total Per Period Income at end of Period   6  -

$10.00

Total Per Period Income at end of Period 12  - $105.00
Total Per Period Income at end of Period 24  - $2,326.00
Total Per Period Income at end of Period 36 - $16,530.00
Total Per Period Income at end of Period 48 - $68,138.00

While these are only theoretical examples, they illustrate the point and it is easy to see how a person could do significantly better than these examples if they took their business building seriously. If they do nothing or little, they might end up with little or nothing (unless one of the few people they introduced caught the vision and properly worked the business).

The value of a significant residual income boggles the mind. Find a good opportunity to build one and dedicate yourself to going after it. Because of the corporate solidarity, the low cost of participation, the wide appeal  and very low rate of people quitting, I am convinced that for most average people,  GDI or Global Domains International. provides the best opportunity available on the planet right now. If a person must have short term cash flow, then they should combine this with some proven "job" type moneymaker like ProjectPayDay and work them together for lifetime financial freedom.

For More Examples See: Affordable Web Hosting  and Long Term Costs
 

A Million Bucks

Would you Rather Have a Million Dollars Today
or
A Penny Today And Doubled Every Day For The Next 31 Days

   
1 $0.01
2 $0.02
3 $0.04
4 $0.08
5 $0.16
6 $0.32
7 $0.64
8 $1.28
9 $2.56
10 $5.12
11 $10.24
12 $20.48
13 $40.96
14 $81.92
15 $163.84
16 $327.68
17 $655.36
18 $1,310.72
19 $2,621.44
20 $5,242.88
21 $10,485.76
22 $20,971.52
23 $41,943.04
24 $83,886.08
25 $167,772.16
26 $335,544.32
27 $671,088.64
28 $1,342,177.28
29 $2,684,354.56
30 $5,368,709.12
31 $10,737,418.24
   

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