1) Set up Dn (Do nothing else to create residual income)

2) Set up DSD ( Do Something Daily to keep the cash flow coming in)

3) Set up DSM (Do Something Monthly to keep the cash flow coming in)

We will use these categories to classify programs and ventures in our newsletter and in future posts to this site.  Here is an example of a Set Up Do Nothing Program. The program is called affordable affiliates it requires you to simply enroll, purchase a membership between $100-$500 and the company uses that money to make purchases of products that they turn around and sell and share the profits with you . You only have two  steps to complete to start receiving a passive residual income when you participate in the affordable affiliates revenue program. There is a short movie on the website that explains the whole program and you can register for free.

An example of a set up Do Something Daily program that will allow you to leverage income and add to your multiple income stream portfolio is called AD-ventures4u.com this is a family owned and operated traffic exchange program that shares it’s revenue with those members that have purchased one or more Venture Units.

An example of a Do Something Monthly Passive Program is actually not a program but a piece of software or a signal service that has the potential to make money and lose money. With that said what you are about to discover has a proven track record of consistently growing your money with a few minutes per month of monitoring and installing updates. The product has advantages over an  automatic forex trading software that you simply install once with any Forex Broker who uses the MetaTrader 4 Platform.  With software you simply purchase the software and install on your computer, fund your Forex Trading account and the software creates the passive income for you. Once per month you will need to install the new version to insure your software is in alignment with market changes. With a forex trading signal service lime Tom Strignanos you have a bit more hands on. There you have it, a full understanding of the 3 different categories of passive programs we will be discussing and 3 examples of each. More detailed information about program specifics, why we chose them etc. is available in our newsletter.