Welcome to 2013! I can’t believe how fast 2012 went by, and I’m sure that 2013 will fly by as well.
That’s why it is so important for me to look back on last year, while at the same time looking forward to this year. As such, I want to look back at a few of the awesome highlights from 2012, and share some future plans for 2013. I’m really excited for what this year has in store, so I hope you’ll enjoy the ride!
Looking Back at 2012
2012 was an amazing year for me, especially in regards to developing multiple income streams. A few highlights for me includes:
- Building an awesome investment portfolio
- Renting real estate, then selling real estate
- Starting a new website (Entrepreneurship Life), then buying another (Kids Ain’t Cheap)
- Launching my first eBook (Student Loan Debt)
Man, even I can’t believe that I did all of those things last year. That is pretty crazy.
You may also be asking yourself, investments? Selling your rental? Yup…I haven’t finished telling the saga of my rental property yet, and I’m also going to share more about my investment strategy, due to popular requests.
Looking Ahead to 2013
With that being said, there are a lot of things that I’m looking forward to in 2013. However, the big theme for me is RE-FOCUS. I’m not about setting resolutions, but I do resolve to make sure I’m focused on what matters to me.
One thing that has caught my eye is money…I love money. But you know what, there are other things that I love a lot more. And as such, I’ve decided to make some big changes and choices when it comes to my multiple income stream strategy. This may make a huge impact on my income – for better or worse.
Whatever happens, I’ll be sure to continue to share my story about developing multiple income streams one drop at a time!
Cheers to a great 2013!
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Robert is the founder and editor of My Multiple incomes, a personal finance site dedicated to highlighting how anyone can create multiple income streams and diversify their cash flow.
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The New Year is an opportunity to take personal blogging to a higher level. I tell others to just keep working on your blog. Just do one more thing today. The New Year is also a time to give thanks for family and friends. To you and yours Happy New Year. May this be your best blogging year ever!
Happy New Year! I am making some changes too with my blog and I expect better results. I am focusing on my writing and the rest will take care of itself.
Happy New Year Robert, looking forward to your articles in 2013!
Sounds like a great list. Congrats on the future expansion of websites. That is awesome. I have a hard time running one. Best of luck.
Congrats on all the accomplishments in 2012. I am having a hard time keeping up with one blog let alone two
Look forward to following you this year!
Good luck in 2013 Robert! Keep sharing those income reports, I find them fascinating!
I’m with the others, I can’t even keep up with one blog, more then one is unimaginable. Looking forward to your student loans e-book. Best of luck in 2013!