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would you be rather making $10k per month with a guarantee that it will last....
for 10 years or $20k per month but without any guarantee how long can that income last?
you can replace the numbers to reflect your exact personal situation, so f.e 2k per month / $4k per month or $30k per month / $60k per month etc.. well, you get the idea basically would you rather have a smaller income, but more stable & long term, or is the quick buck all the matters and after you exploited he situation, you feel that you could easily move into any other biz? |
smaller and more stable
then build another network of more risky and more $$$ |
big money now to reinvest in the same business for long term....
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Stability.
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Definitely would prefer to be stable and long term.
That's exactly how it is for me...my stable long term projects earn a lot less than my quick bucks. I think this is the same for a lot. |
Always stability fuck a lot of money at once.
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Stable? I came here to get out of that shit. I came here because I know I can make a million and I am well on my way to doing it.
Fuck stable. |
Stable incomes but taking risks on the side.
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Fixed salary..? I prefer the mix of both.. :)
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stable and long term for sure, everything changes daily, so that one well you might have money coming from now might not be there tomorrow, but with a fixed amount per month you don't have to worry
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Stable and long lasting for me, in the meanwhile invest a part of it everymonth to create something more
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I have a bit of a trouble understanding how you can have a income stream "guaranteed" specially online and specially in this industry.
I guess it's possible but shouldn't be anyone main focus. |
If you want to have a stable small income you should be working in the city hell they even have pension and health plans for you now thats stabilty
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10k per month guarantee for 10 years..
unless you die in 5 or the company goes bankrupt. Shuts up shop. Or feels like changing the rules. No such thing as a guarantee once theres a 2nd/3rd party involved. |
stability no doubt about it.
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I would take the first option you mentioned
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this is the internet.. stable income is hard to guarantee
that's why i go for as much money as possible.. i will find something new once it's needed. and ofcourse i am busy with that everday. sometimes you find something new when it is not yet needed, and those are 500% income months. |
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I'll take 10 milions now instead of $10k/m for the rest of the life
stable income if for 9-5ers This industry is about taking risks. |
yes in terms of me, i would rather have $10 a day than risk it with $20 a day.
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i would go for long stable income... than reinvest it in something more risky and have a lot of chances to make even more money.... and i will mix online and offline biz... mine idea is to find enough long term sources of income that you will be full with money for the rest of the life...
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stable income.!
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no offence but i think thats a pointless question, the simple fact is that anyone with an ounce of sence would take the stable income, i mean i rather live a reasonably good life for the rest of my life, than live like a king for 20 yrs and then a begger for 50
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I'll take the quick buck with ease.
If it's a tgp for example that makes say 4k a month and i could sell it for 40k (10 months revenue) I'll do it to build up a bankroll and re-invest in more stable projects. Fuck maintaining tgp's for years.... If it's say 60k a month and I get 600K for the site ... no fucking way! If it's big its usally more stable (tgp). And what matters is Stablity. No one buys a tgp that has been fed for 1 month without proof of stability! The same goes for domains. Sell those three letter domains for $2K-$250K if you don't have any typ-ins, I rather sell them now and cash in than sit on them 10 years now and think I can get "20K" more on that $100K offer. My :2 cents: |
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Stability is always good, but it also depends on how much you could make with "flash money." I mean, if you can make $200k in a one month, surely you can flip it and invest in long term things.
Sort of like winning the lotto... do you want a cash lump sum or lifetime payments? Sure, payments mean money always coming in but what can you do with a larger amount of money if properly invested? Case by case basis I think. |
the guarantee of course
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LOL! Of course the stable income...
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Business and investing is all about managing risk, what is risky to some are stable to others. The experience of managing a risky investment might be worth more then the actual money you can make. I've lost alot of money to bad investments, but every time I have learned something is helping me make even more money in the long run.
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smaller and stable because i hate worrying about shit. i try to lead a very stress-free life (when possible)
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There are dozens of things that could go wrong overnight, that would seriously cripple the adult industry... |
I'd rather have stability
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Stability, maybe risk in something else, but I would like to have stability in the background.
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stability is always the way to go.
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Slow and steady wins the race.
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I'd say show me the money.
I'll take the risk of the well running dry, and moving on to other things. |
stability long term
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Stability :2 cents:
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long term
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I would hope that most people would take the $10k/month as most people in the world don't make that in the end.
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id go for the stable income
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Stable income.
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Id have to go for the stable
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Stable & little to no work, I'll take. Stable and 40+ hours a week, forget it.
Right now my income falls into the instable category anyways. The projects I thought were stable, small income, and low maintanance turned out not to bed. Forget it, if I am going to be working anyways I want to be able to make as much money as possible. Except for the carpel tunnel, I don't think this is any harder for me than if I was working at McDonalds. |
Stable & little to no work, I'll take. Stable and 40+ hours a week, forget it.
Right now my income falls into the instable category anyways. The projects I thought were stable, small income, and low maintanance turned out not to bed. Forget it, if I am going to be working anyways I want to be able to make as much money as possible. Except for the carpel tunnel, I don't think this is any harder for me than if I was working at McDonalds. |
right now, I'm going for as much as possible, but after a few years, I would be pleased with stability
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