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Pursue Your Creative Career: with Dividends as a Backdrop: Financial Freedom, #192
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Most of us sold out our creative passions in favor of starting a career in a field where we could earn a livable wage. How did that work out for us?
More importantly, how do we give our kids a chance to follow their hearts and dreams? The answer is dividend investing.
Dividends remain in the background of our lives, feeding us income that is essential to our lives.
It will take time to build a dividend portfolio to support our expenses, but each month, our income stream begins to turn into a river.
Slow and steady wins the battle. Plus, our kids can build upon the excellent investing guidance we will teach them. Good Luck!
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MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF
Pursue Your Creative Career
All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01 Pursue Your Creative Career with Dividends as a Backdrop
02 Writing: I Retired to Start My Dream Job
03 Earning $1,100/month in Dividends
04 Sleep Easy: Make Money 24 Hours a Day
05 3 Steps to Live Entirely on Passive Income
06 What is Your Creative Ability?
07 The American Dream Costs $5 Million
08 Life as an Income Investor
09 Create Royalties while Working a Full-Time Job
10 Grace & Passive Income
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01 Pursue Your Creative Career with Dividends as a Backdrop
02 Writing: I Retired to Start My Dream Job
03 Earning $1,100/month in Dividends
04 Sleep Easy: Make Money 24 Hours a Day
05 3 Steps to Live Entirely on Passive Income
06 What is Your Creative Ability?
07 The American Dream Costs $5 Million
08 Life as an Income Investor
09 Create Royalties while Working a Full-Time Job
10 Grace & Passive Income
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01 Pursue Your Creative Career with Dividends as a Backdrop
Our hearts crave creativity and expressing ourselves in the public eye. As kids, we loved to paint, color, and write; we loved to dream.
As we grew older, the world became about earning money and finding a career we could use to support ourselves.
I spent 24 years in the military, a great profession indeed. However, when I started writing and creating three years ago, I found myself truly.
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Retired with dividends. I am retired now, and a big reason is dividend investing. I aim to reach $2,000 per month in dividends over the next few months.
Imagine having $2,000 coming in completely passively as you sleep, eat, and create—that’s the magic of dividends.
But you can start using dividends today to live your dream tomorrow. Dividends are portable, meaning you can take them from job to job or career to career.
If you have enough dividend income, you can retire entirely. Once you discover your Bare Bones Budget, you can aim to replace your earned income with dividends.
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What do you love to create? Nothing gives me greater pleasure than waking up to write an article and create a book.
I currently have over 1,300 articles on my blog and 990+ books on Amazon. Writing and creating are passions I never knew I had.
So, let’s turn the focus to you—what creative passion drives you? You may need to remember a time before you joined the workforce.
What
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