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3 ways to Earn Passive income Online from Scratch

by Kami

To earn passive income, you will have to understand the difference between active and passive income first of all. Active money is very volatile and requires continuous effort to keep building and increasing. On the other hand, passive income requires skill, passion, mentor, the right mindset, confidence, and hard work. Passive income for your coming generations is a healthy sign that you availed the right opportunity at the right time. I am going to tell you the methods which can make you earn passive income from scratch. So, just sit back and relax.     Join affiliate program: Affiliate marketing has been the top concern of developed and developing countries for last three to six years. They have employed a large workforce for this purpose and have revolutionized their economy. You just have to feel confident, and find a suitable company or brand. You should take tips and suggestions from other people having a lot of experience in this field. It's damn easy task to join the affiliate…
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In The Shadow Of A Tall Mouse - Disney's Real Monopoly Game

  Recently the excellent post by OldFashionedMillenial, titled "Is Disney Monopolizing Hollywood?," has been getting a lot of hits and general buzz. So the Editors That Be asked the Present Author to weigh in.  What a fortunate pass this is because I happen to have a lot on my mind about Disney. See, I grew up in Southern California, in the south of L.A., and quite a bit of my time was spent in Anaheim, California, home to Disneyland itself. My step-dad worked there as a night engineer. He'd score me free passes and Disney swag all the time. On top of that, going to school in Southern California meant that every time there was a field trip, the whole class would go to Disneyland.  And yet again on top of that, whenever I had friends from out of town to visit, I'd hopefully offer a few activities from the bountiful recreation opportunities in the golden state. We could go surfing, or check out a swanky restaurant I know, or take the Universal Studios tour in Hollywood, or - nope, I was always…
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We Should Be Looking At The Robber Barons of Yesterday to Protect Against The Tech Barons of Today

The six largest companies on the planet are now technology-based. Like the industrialist of the late 19th century, they disrupted their industries and changed the way they worked. In the process, they repeated the same destructive decisions from the past.       Businessmen or Swindlers?   While it wasn’t a new term — it dates back to the Middle Ages and used to describe feudal warlords — the name stuck on business tycoons in the 19th century. Originally, they were portrayed as positive self-made men that helped build the nation. Their image changed for the worse as the century ended and critics and newspapers painted them in a different light. There was a certain truth to the phrase thanks to some captains of industry, especially those that controlled the railroads. Leland Stanford and Charles Crocker along with other shareholders of the Central Pacific railroad company gained the rights to build the western portion of the Transcontinental Railroad. They received subsidies and land grants to…
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Harmony of Teamwork and Leadership in the Orchestra and Business through the Eyes of a Musician

 
    I’ve spent most of my life in and out of various orchestras and businesses professionally throughout my career.   During this time, I discovered many subtle similarities between these two careers and what makes them successful or not.  In comparison, we look to understand the harmony of teamwork and leadership within the different “branches” of an orchestra and business through the eyes of a musician.    The Conducting CEO           I am sure there’s been a time in all our lives when we’ve thought,   “ Wow, the CEO is so lazy and does nothing but make the profit from all the hard work of his employees.”   Or while watching an orchestra perform we think,   “That guy up there is just flailing his arms all over the place and acting like a clown.”  While this may seem the case, the conductor and CEO play enormous roles when it comes to running the show. They are responsible for the overall strategic focus on success.    Side-by-side, both the role of the CEO and conductor is responsible for unifying their…
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