Mariyan Velichkov

Actually, that is the wrong approach. The correct one is first identifying a problem and talking to people. Ask them about their problem and if they would pay to have it fixed. Then you build the software, give it to the people you asked, and start searching for the same kind of people - age, interests, etc. This is how you get clients.

Founders, you just launched your first product. What is the very first thing you do?

@BNNRio @StephenCOliver It’s passive only when people do it for you and you don’t have to handle lead generation, sales and etc.

@StephenCOliver true, but what if marketing was passive income instead?

When money gets tight, marketing is often the first thing cut from small martial arts schools. But you must always be marketing, even when you're overwhelmed with appointments. Stop marketing, and a lag time will lead to a bad month later. #MarketingTips #SmallBusiness

@AlfinCodes Claude code! 🔥

Developers be honest. Which language pays your bills?

@chasedownleads You better give him a proper book to read so he could take his hands on and make something to escape the poverty.

Just gave a homeless man $50 Life doesn’t get much better than this (Guess who owns the liquor store)

@PratikSinhatwt You could make an online business and make it run without you - the best automation and passive income.

Guys suggest some passive income. That I can automate in future

@cleanwithmike It’s okay, but as long as you are involved in the business and trading your time for money, it’s not a passive income anymore.

If I were lazy and wanted to make monthly passive income... I wouldn’t buy ATMs. I wouldn’t buy a car wash. I wouldn’t buy dividend stocks. I’d start this boring business that pays me $40k/month (without leaving the house) Here’s exactly how it works:

@The_Money_Buddy Well, actually, if you have a job that is not stable… once you get fired, you could have struggles paying the bills…

You don’t need “passive income.” You need “passive stability.” Meaning your bills do NOT rise faster than your pay.

@kamnaBhadoriya And the 45-50 year olds still don't have a financial statement. Age doesn't matter, most people never learn the difference between an asset and a liability.

Today’s 21–25 year olds are competing with 45–50 year olds in terms of money and financial freedom.

@_falsi1ke This is it. Most people think a bigger paycheck fixes everything but if your expenses grow with your income you're still stuck. The real shift is when you start tracking where the money actually goes.

Being broke isn't just about money. It's about lack of options. You're forced into worse housing, worse food, worse treatment not because you deserve it, but because you don't get to choose. That's why financial freedom isn't about luxury. It's about dignity and control.

@marktilbury Cashflow first, everything else second. Most people jump to investing before they even have a dollar of income that isn't tied to their time. The side hustle isn't the goal, it's the engine that funds the assets.

3) Master the three C's. Cashflow, connections, and confidence. These three things accelerated my wealth faster than anything else. Start a small service-based side hustle with low costs that meets a specific need. That's your cash flow engine.

I'm a millionaire. If I had to start again from scratch in 2026, I'd make these 3 moves first:

@JohnToThePoint This is the part nobody talks about. Your expenses column matters more than your income column when you're starting out. Cut the liabilities first, then the assets do the heavy lifting.

You don’t need to chase every opportunity. Missing out is part of building wealth. The goal isn’t to catch everything. It’s to hold on to what works.

@MoneyQuotesX The moment you stop announcing and start tracking is when things actually move. Most people have no idea what their real number is. They feel rich or broke but never actually look at their financial statement.

The best feeling is building wealth in silence. No one knows. No one needs to.

@Bigjoe2508 100%. The quick money mindset is just the rat race with extra steps. You make it fast, spend it fast, start over. Real wealth is boring. It's cashflow that shows up every month whether you're paying attention or not.

Quick money mindset ends up loosing it all

@czarofwins People keep looking for shortcuts when the real move is building something that pays you whether you show up or not. Betting is a liability dressed up as an opportunity.

sportybet looks like a way out but it's low-key a weapon fashioned against your financial freedom

@taraspedko @WearCoby19733 This is spot on. Most people chase a number thinking that's the finish line but real freedom kicks in when you stop making decisions out of fear. Once your choices come from intention and not survival, everything shifts.

@WearCoby19733 That's a powerful reframing. True financial freedom is less about the balance and more about the clarity of your choices. It shifts the focus from accumulation to autonomy.

Financial freedom isn't about having loads of money. It's about never having to check your bank account before you make a decision.

Quidly just got approved by Apple! The only finance app that tells you what to do so you get wealthy. 🪴 We’re live. 🔥 Everyone can taste it now: apps.apple.com/app/quidly/id6… #buildinpublic #personalfinance

Budgeting apps are useless. They tell you where your money went. Who cares? The only number that matters is: can your passive income pay your bills? If not, you're still trapped. Most people track expenses for months and change nothing. #buildinpublic #personalfinance.

@MeloryKnoxx The thing that provides it are assets - businesses that run without you, real estate tenant payments, and paper assets that provide money every month. .

Financial freedom isn't about having millions, it's about having your time back. Build income streams that don't require trading hours for dollars. Your most valuable asset isn't in your portfolio; it's the hours in your day.

@DChibani The thing every human being deserves. Btw, are you tracking your financial statement every month or have any passive income sources?

Not asking for much… just financial freedom, less stress, and more living.