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TWO TYPES OF INCOME:
1. Earned Income
2. Passive income

Earned income is what comes from a persons labour or effort while passive income is the power to earn from every body's labour and effort when u give at liltle.

For you to be successful in any of the above mentioned, three kind of thinking must be implored
1. Critical thinking
2. Strategy thinking
3. Transformational thinking.

It will be foolish and selfish to work alone. Being wise is the ability to work with others, achieve greatness together, change the world together and keep smiling to the bank together in love and oneness

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