Carpon
Valued Contributor
The topic above tries to ask the question that can it be possible that the amount I earn from my active income be lesser than that which I earn passively?
In my humble opinion, I will say that yes of course it can be possible that the amount you earn passively will exceed that which you earn actively. It all depends on what your work is that is to say your active source of income. And moreso, the kind of investment you earn your passive income also matters and the number of places you earn passively also must be considered.
You can be able to hold shares and be getting passive income from a lot of things. You can earn passively from different and varying platforms, jobs and things. It can be done in bulk and at the end of the day, you will discover that the amount you earn passively is higher than that which you earn actively.
In my humble opinion, I will say that yes of course it can be possible that the amount you earn passively will exceed that which you earn actively. It all depends on what your work is that is to say your active source of income. And moreso, the kind of investment you earn your passive income also matters and the number of places you earn passively also must be considered.
You can be able to hold shares and be getting passive income from a lot of things. You can earn passively from different and varying platforms, jobs and things. It can be done in bulk and at the end of the day, you will discover that the amount you earn passively is higher than that which you earn actively.