As you've pointed out, adapting to constant change is key. Substack newsletters weren't even a thing 20 years ago. Genres and styles go in and out of fashion. As one income stream closes, another (ideally) opens up.
As you've pointed out, adapting to constant change is key. Substack newsletters weren't even a thing 20 years ago. Genres and styles go in and out of fashion. As one income stream closes, another (ideally) opens up.
That is the idea! Honestly, I think it's the only way to create any kind of stability.
The real problem is when you do find a good stream, it never seems to last. This is what has driven me crazy: past returns do to predict future results. π₯Ίππ
As you've pointed out, adapting to constant change is key. Substack newsletters weren't even a thing 20 years ago. Genres and styles go in and out of fashion. As one income stream closes, another (ideally) opens up.
That is the idea! Honestly, I think it's the only way to create any kind of stability.
The real problem is when you do find a good stream, it never seems to last. This is what has driven me crazy: past returns do to predict future results. π₯Ίππ