What’s Your Income Number For Freedom?
3 January 2011
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What is your income number for achieving the freedom and flexibility you want? Think big here. I’m talking total freedom. Freedom from a 9-5 job. Freedom from slaving for retirement savings. Freedom of location.
What level of income do you need on a monthly basis or daily basis in order to achieve your ideal lifestyle and freedom?
My number is $500 per day.
Sure that’s a high number, and I can definitely get by on less, but I’m aiming high here. I want to build income streams that produce $500 per dayin alternative income outside of my main job or career.
I am going to be talking about this pursuit a lot this year in 2011. $500 per day. That’s my pursuit. I hope you will join me on this pursuit.
What’s your number?

Is that pre-tax?
pre-tax yeah
Is that number reflective of working days (~200/year) or a full year (365.25)? Essentially, do you need 100k/yr or 182k/yr? Are you going to be following this post up with how you came up with that number? That would be interesting to me?
My number would be a sliding scale in that when I paid off my debt (student loans, credit cards, etc.) I would need less in the end. To start right now I would want $400/day after taxes and that is based on 250 working days a year (52 weeks – 2 weeks vacation times 5 working days each week). Once I am debt free, I would need only half that.
Instead of 5 days per week , try 6 days per week. Why should you work only 5 when most people who hold 2 or more jobs work 6 or 7 days per week. You're not being realistic!
http://20smoney.com/2011/01/30/why-egypt-matters-…
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