Bread & Butter Money!

[rekid]

If you’re above average, your annual income is somewhere around $30,000 per year ... working 40 hours per week ... about 2,000 hours per year. (The national average wage is lower than $30,000 but it will serve for my illustration.)

Back in the day, Jim Straw used a method to pick-up $500 to $1,000 per week any time he needed it ... working about 5 hurs per week. (That was back when most men were only earning $80 to $120 per week ... $2 to $3 per hour.) — Jim called it his “Bread & Butter Money.”

Using that method alone, you should be able to pick up 2 to 3 times your annual salary.

It's all explained along with a source that didn’t even exist back then; making it as easy as shooting fish in a barrel.

P.S. -- This method works even better today than it did 30 years ago.

[dosrotties]

I don't think I could live on 30k a year, my morgage was more than that.

Bread and butter money is that also chump change.

3 times is 90k and a family of 4 can barely survive on that.
I just paid my taxes and a bunch of money left the bank about as fast as you can flush the toliet.

[rekid]

Point acknowledged!

I can admit, I can't live on 30k a year either...but the point is, I wouldn't mind working less for the same amount of money or more.

I'm assuming you have it better (better being a relative term) than the average person.

Just for reference, Jack Canfield at one point was earning only $8000 a year. Thats earlier in the past, I'm sure today it would be alot more...

[harrymcwealth]

"3 times is 90k and a family of 4 can barely survive on that."

My family of 5 used to live on $30,000 CDN a year after taxes. 90K is plenty.

[dosrotties]

I've had my up and downs. Made some lost some. Had a biz During 9/11 A bartering biz and a penny stock corp and the invesments stoped and the investors ran away. In 4 months I disappereared off the map. Crashed and burned owed over 3 million. How was I supose to know there would be planes crashing into buildings. Had several assets and lost it all, but I never filed bankrupcy. Negociated my debts. Sold my properties and all the profit went to Bills and creditors. I was 24 jumped in with both feet. Ego crushed.