It’s been a while since I created some proper games, and so here, collated is what I am up to:
1. Building an online startup/filmmaking business.
2. Building an online eBook business.
3. Building an outsourced freelance business in graphic design, web design and copy writing using Ramit Sethi’s Earn 1K course.
4. Looking to buy an investment property in the next few months
5. Moving to Tokyo to live in late November teaching English.
6. Building a day-trading business to support my travels and rockstar adventures
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It seems like a lot, and yes, I’m actually doing more including learning violin, completing the remaining 4 months of the Introduction Leaders Program with Landmark Education, finishing a Certificate IV in TESOL (English Teaching), as well as getting sleep in there somewhere.
I found a potential mentor today for my currency trading. She personally has amassed a small fortune and bought 14 investment properties from her part-time trading over the years. She also taught futures courses previously, so i’m keen to get learning. What I like most too, is that she mentioned she had a no bullsh*t, simple and systemised way of capturing profit after profit that speaks to me. As I am a bit tired of coming across Trading systems that require a thousand technical indicators to essentially guess if it is going up or down. I mean really. So this looks promising.

I also purchased a hardcopy of Tim Ferris’s Four Hour Work Week. I read this two years ago, and it blew my mind. However, while it transformed the way I see modern entrepreneurial pursuits, finance and life design, I haven’t properly followed the program in the book.
What I am taking on is adapting all of my existing businesses (with the exceptions of trading and my creative freelancing) to follow his Muse Model business model to a tee.
I’m also utilising Ferris’s friend Ramit Sethi’s Earn 1K course which is 8 weeks long (3 weeks in to it) to essentially build a profitable freelance business so I don’t have to work the next few months. This would free up more time everything else.
One concern though is that I will need to get a full-time job at some point to be loanable by the banks, as I am playing to have an investment property by December. I have a partner in a similar situation, and we both are setting up a joint venture with a property dealer, but I don’t wanna work 38+ hours a week with so much on. I’ve done it in my role as a project manager at an advertising studio, and I found I only had time for work and a bit extra. I am simply up to too much at the moment. But I am also playing to have it all, so any ideas or help would be appreciated.
Till tomorrow, stay classy San Diego!