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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2020 · 1H

Building Multiple Streams of Income

from Live Your Edge Podcast · host Sharon Tseung, Live Your Edge, Digital Nomad Quest, Gilbert Joa

Key Takeaways:Advantages of planning things out ahead of time when you’re a nomadTrying out different things to help you stay long and be consistent with what you have chosen to doDifferent ways to get trafficImportance of researching before starting on what you’ll doUnderstanding how to manage your finances to achieve financial freedomStaying consistent on your chosen nicheHaving a purpose to get that sense of fulfillment from what you doWant to learn more from Sharon visit her website: https://digitalnomadquest.com

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Learn from this episode’s guest Sharon Tseung as she shares her journey of becoming a digital nomad. Sharon is a graduate of UC Berkeley and has worked for over 7 years as a Marketing professional of Google and various startups. She quit her job back in 2016 and traveled the world for two years as a digital nomad. Sharon was able to build over ten passive income streams and increased her net worth. It is her passion to share with people how to make passive income and build a business to build a financially free and location-independent life.

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