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other thoughts...
quick background... I've been doing aff marketing.. fulltime for about a year... running only about 2 major programs...
FYI... I'm not saying I'm making that much though.. :) just wanted to know what's next for most folks...
I really dont know, supposing you made that much form a company that you ran and owned then I suspect that Id carry on until bored.
Or hopfully Id recognise a time when my 'talents' were no longer enough to develope it and leave.
Then what? Ive done everything Ive ever wanted to do, except visit Hong Kong, I reckon id help my family with their busnesses and then buy a house near Toulose or Perginon and veg out.
Im one of these people though who cant keep still, so I would imagine id have a little market stall selling crap in some French market just for something to do.
Weird answer but true
weird but something i've always wanted to try.
after that i'd probably try and build an even bigger online empire... til i got bored. Then who knows
a bit of "continue to grow" and "sit back and relax," here I guess. I haven't ventured into buying/investing in offline businesses-- I don't see the need to venture out into something I don't know as well.
as I earn more income, I generally feel more comfortable 1) hiring freelancers to take the load off of me and get more done and 2) buying existing sites.
reinvesting is an obvious way to achieve nigh-exponential growth, and that's definitely something everyone should be aiming at. keep in mind, though, that reinvesting is sure not the only way to do it-- keep your eyes open for ways to set things up where they work for you, and it'll most certainly pay off in the long run.
I travel to Hong Kong on a regular basis and it really isn't up to much. Mainland China has way more to see and is way more interesting.
Anyhoo, back on topic. My online business has earnt me enough money to set up a real life, no web association business. I will continue to work on the online stuff for a while but it will not be my sole source of income, EVER!
Ska
Also I'd look into real estate development. Owning apartments/condos or any rental property in general is a good way to keep money flowing into the bank account, not to mention the fact that real estate appreciates in value (as does rent) so inflation is no worry. ;)
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