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Jeff Rose Has 7 Streams of Monthly Revenue. Here's How He Did It How you can get started yourself in creating multiple sources of income.

By Jeff Rose Edited by Dan Bova

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In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner and certified financial planner Jeff Rose says he currently has seven sources of revenue, which are deposited into his bank account on a monthly basis. That's a lot better than the single source he had while working at McDonald's.

So, how did he do it? First, Rose wants you to know how he didn't do it -- he didn't do it with multi-level marketing, and he recommends you avoid multi-level marketing, too. It's marketed as being an easy way to become a business owner -- it takes relatively little startup capital, etc. -- but Rose knows more people who have been burned by this investment strategy than people who have had a positive outcome.

With that out of the way, click play to learn about some healthier and better ways to increase your streams of revenue.

Related: How to Invest $1,000 and Grow It Into $1 Million

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Jeff Rose

Certified Financial Planner, Author and Blogger

Jeff Rose is an entrepreneur disguised as a certified financial planner, author and blogger.  He's best know for his blog GoodFinancialCents.com and book, Soldier of Finance: Take Charge of Your Money and Invest in Your Future.  He's also the editor of LifeInsurancebyJeff.com. He escaped a path of financial destruction from dropping out of college with over $20,000 of credit card debt to become a self-made millionaire. His mission is help future generations achieve financial freedom by developing strong money habits and unleashing their entrepreneurial spirit.   

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