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## Hello, everyone.
I welcome you to my blog. One important aspect of our lives as individuals is the financial aspect; considering the economy of the country and world at large makes it very important that we take this aspect of our lives seriously. There are people who are financially literate, and if you hang out with them, you get to learn a lot of things about how to actually deal with your finances, how to manage your finances properly, and, most of all, the importance of managing your finances properly. Almost every individual's goal on earth is to attain financial stability before they leave the face of the earth. 

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The belief about how one can attain financial stability varies from one individual to another. There are individuals who believe a single source of income can help you attain financial stability as long as the pay is big enough and that it is okay to completely rely on it and not go in search of more sources of income. Then there is the group I belong to, where we say a big no to depending or relying on a single source of income. I am a living testimony to what happens when you are completely dependent on a single source of income. 

Many individuals make the mistake of thinking a single stream of income is what they need to attain financial stability, but it does not always work like that. When you look at all these famous millionaires and famous billionaires, you come to realize that most of them, after a single source paid off, rushed to invest in many others, some of which they did not even bother to share with the public, and that is lesson enough that the key to financial freedom is having multiple sources of income and not putting all your eggs in a single basket, where if anything happens, you will be left with nothing and then be forced to start from scratch again. 

A single stream of income might be good and okay considering the stress that comes with having multiple sources of income and having to do them all, but life happens sometimes, so what happens when your single source of income stops to pay off? I asked a friend the same question, and he kept saying, You fall back to what you were able to save while it was paying, but we all know that taking money out of savings without replacing it, it is only a matter of time before you run out of savings and something to rely on, and when that happens, what is the next plan? And he went silent. 

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There are so many reasons why we need multiple sources of income if we want to attain financial stability: when one source stops paying you, you have another to fall back on, and we all know that the more the income, the faster you are able to attain financial stability. 


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