Why its so important to have a link tree?
Hi, My name is tom.
I am a 40 year old man looking to retire from all this and move away abroad to a beach sometime. I have worked sometimes doing a 9 to 5 and sometimes been on sickness working from home. I think its safe to say in my years of experience I know every work from job scheme going. I should utilise my degree and do TEFL but cant be bothered. I spend too much time on facebook its sad I know. I found over the years zuckerberg blocked my links and I had no idea what to do? I created blogs and stuff but as soon as someone flagged it as spam it was taken down? I tried to use bit.ly and tiny url but the same thing happened. I was lost and stuck with no sales and no links. It wasnt until a fellow work from homie I saw his linktree that I could get back to it. My link tree is https://linktr.ee/tompetergallagher Every good entreprenuer knows as a good rule of thumb you have more than one work from home program. Mulitple passive streams of income. If you have a load of links and facebook blocks them then I recommend using a link tree program so you can carry on working. Work from home is hard enough without zuckerberg making it worse. I have all my programs in one place now and I have a few new more new ones coming up so I can add to it and the link is there for all time. Do you have mutliple streams of income? If not why not? Are you going to work all day long for pennies? work from home is about quality of life not stuck all day in front of a laptop. I have some passive residual programs in my tree I hope you do too. I will miss my best friend if I go away but I plan to go to a beach someday and just log in very little facebook time. Do you? I am tired am 40 years old and been at this a long time. I need to retire soon. I am looking at passive residual programs like kulabrands, invest once and get lifetime royalties and currently in the uk the gambling matched betting account selling programs are good. I dont want to be working on a laptop all day long letting life slip me by. What are you doing to avoid it?
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