How I Built 9 Streams of Income By Age 30 (What They NEVER Tell You)

How I built 9 streams of income by age 30 that anyone can start! And what they NEVER tell you about these income streams.

Building multiple income streams has been the best thing I've ever done. I hope this inspires you to start building different income streams. Let me know in the comments which stream of income or side hustle you're starting or interested in.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Start here
1:00 - Bonus stream of income
3:21 - 9th stream of income
6:18 - 8th stream of income
7:58 - 7th stream of income
10:04 - 6th stream of income
12:25 - 5th stream of income
18:01 - 4th stream of income
23:46 - 3rd stream of income
26:59 - 2nd stream of income
30:23 - 1st stream of income

Here's a list of the 9 sources of income I currently have:

Digital products
Mentoring and coaching
Patreon membership community (moving to Skool or Kajabi)
Investment income (ETFs, index funds, and cryptocurrency)
YouTube Adsense (ad revenue)
Brand deals (YouTube sponsorships)
Affiliate marketing
Direct clients
Upwork

I go through each of these and show you how I do it!

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[JoshBurnsTech]

I hope this video motivates and inspires you to start building additional streams of income. Most people with multiple streams of income like myself aren’t smarter than you, they’re just more disciplined. Stop waiting for someone to come save you. The person with a little talent + insane work ethic will always beat the person born with the most natural talent. Stop saying you'll start tomorrow and start now. I believe in you and that you will be successful. Don’t forget to like this video and subscribe to the channel for more videos about entrepreneurship and personal finance :)
- Josh

[Yohanestale]

After your video, it took me about 2 weeks to land my first Upwork job and now in 3-month time I almost made 1k. thanks man

[HarllenKaaurSandhu]

I’m in a 9-5 tech job and working to scale a side hustle

[shlokbhutra]

I absolutely love the video editing that you do in your videos.... It is just mindblowing. Can you please suggest the resources you use to do so and if there are free versions and softwares available as well.

[kasali]

Hey Man, it's while without hearing you! I'm a full-stack dev freelancer.We request a video or playist for your lifestyle freelance.thanks!

[orensavidor]

Thank you Josh for the great content! I find it very useful. I'm just starting my first side hustle as a web designer on upwork

[rosaramos]

Hello, I have a remote job as a property management assistant. It’s almost full time 6 hours daily. I have received invitations in upwork for full time jobs and I mentioned that I am available less that 30 hours a week . Should I write my availability on mi profile ?

[gillmar]

@JoshBurnsTech Thank you so much for this content and your transparency. Very helpful and inspiring.

[FolaKhalil]

Thanks alot from Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤please keep this calm tone as my english not so good

[c.c.y]

Man thank you for upwork lessons . You helped me to win my first jop🎉🎉👋🤝

[aasultaan]

Thanks for everything, You're the best ❤

[adhamhmad]

Thank you Josh, always got benefit from your experience. Is there will be updated video for cover letters on Upwork and what happened recently in the marketplace?

[Ikechukwubright]

Great presentation, thanks for sharing

[azanrashid]

Trying to land a job on Upwork, profile is optimized, portfolio is good. Very close to closing my first deal.
I am a student and want to achieve great things, God Willing.

[MahletFiseha-sddb]

Hey, josh I appreciate your idea it is valuable, so I am work since four year full-time employee and the monthly salary is not enough so after I watch your videos I decided to start freelance but one thing is difficult for me how can I start and How can I find client

[fasikamulugeta]

I'm software engineering student and 23 years old. can you help me with tips and lessons on upwork

[xfjlzop]

I'm struggling to develop my skills and I didn't submit any proposals yet means for four months. what is your advice for me

[knowledgecenter]

Mr josh I'm always waiting for your great content.
I have an uncomfortable 9-5 job.
I am an electrical engineer and in my 4 years Upwork journey I hardly made 3k+ as the most work is acedamic and low paying. I have sent 800+ proposals.
Thanks,

[asantamzid]

I've a question about upwork invite hope you'll reply.

If I decline invites so will I get fewer invites than?

Now Upwork charges for inviting jobs to apply if a job doesn't fit my skills or anything else so what should I do?

Thank you

[GuyShrigley-pqgs]

Great video. As someone who's been struggling with the job market I've been looking for some solid advice on alternative income streams. The idea of going freelance is kind of intimidating for a newcomer but this has given me a few ideas for new approaches to try.

There are a couple of topics I'd be interested in hearing about your opinions on.

Firstly, I've heard it said that as a freelancer you should stick to a single field or niche on platforms like Upwork and Fiver. Would you say this is true? I have experience in programming and video editing that I would be interested in taking into the freelancing market. Am I better off sticking to one?

Secondly, what's your advice on promotion and reaching different markets? Especially for things like selling digital products.