"Never depend on a single income." --Warren Buffet
 
The Tree of 40 Fruits grows in upstate, NY and as its name suggests, it produces forty different types of fruit thanks to the painstaking care of artist Sam Van Aken!  Now, as artists and creative types, we can all be like this fruit-defying tree and produce our own fruits in the form of revenue streams--fresh, juicy, fruity revenue! 
Anyone can produce revenue fruits and enjoy the benefits such as long-term security, freedom, and additional skills sets. If you rely solely on a paycheck, your financial security is extremely vulnerable to the whims and financial health of your employer. 
You can develop additional sources of income in any number of ways. Here are some ideas to get you started. Need more help? Contact us at jellyvisionshow@gmail.com. Jelly is always happy to chat with listeners! 
Potential Revenue Fruits: 
Rent an un-used room in your house through Airbnb
Sign up as an affiliate with the brands/products you love and use 
Knock on doors and offer services such as painting, house cleaning, yard work, dog walking, errand running, organizing, etc
Start a side business doing something you love. 
Invest in real estate
Teach a skill that you have now, or acquire one 
Organize a one-day conference for people in your industry/niche  
Write an ebook on a niche topic 
Create designs for t-shirts and stickers and sell on your website
Sell stuff you don't need
You can now sell directly from your Facebook Business Page, so if you are an artist, designer, writer, crafter, or performer--get on there and start selling! What do you have to lose? 
Find great items at thrift stores and sell them on Instagram
Make something and sell it on instagram. Ten Minutes To Sell Your Art Online
Invest in the stock market online. You don't have to be rich, you can make small, incremental investments with low fees. 
 
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