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Hey there friends, what's up? Welcome to Sadisle School. I'm your host Chris Gillabo.

Every day I'm bringing you questions and answers, stories, case studies, tips, tactics.

I'll design to support you in your quest to create a new source of income,

and to do so without quitting your job, without spending a lot of money, and by using a skill you already have.

Let's talk about that today in the form of a question from an experienced architect,

hoping to make a change. He still wants to use those professional skills,

but in a way that doesn't rely on trading time for money. What should he consider?

This is a good example of somebody considering how to go from being paid an hourly wage to an unlimited wage.

You might think, hey, for an architect or some other professional, yes, it's an hourly wage,

but it's a good hourly wage.

The thing is that's true, but it's ultimately still trading time for money.

You might be okay with that some of the time, but wouldn't be great to also be making passive income.

That's the kind of money that's not just one in done. It's something you create that can continue to bring in earnings for a long creative time.

Maybe forever, maybe not forever, but the point is there is a clear distinction between trading time for money and passive income.

So let's talk about it. Quick shout out to our sponsor, and then we'll hear from Mike.

Hey, Chris, this is Mike Claus from Booth Bay, Maine. I found your show after buying the money tree book.

I really love what you're doing. I'm an architectural drafter and have been designing and drawing for over 30 years.

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