Income corner

By watedroplet

This season I am taking inspiration from the book "Cashflow Quadrant" by Robert Kiyosaki. The preface of the book drew me in even more than his concept did. I will talk about this in the next post; before that, I would like to describe his cashflow quadrant concept. It is also known as the "ESBI model."

I title this post as income corner because we chose any one or two of these income corners. 

Image credit: Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash & Alexander Schimmeck on Unsplash

                       Priscilla Du Preez 🇨🇦 on Unsplash & Ibrahim Rifath on Unsplash. Created by me on canva.


So this cashflow quadrant talks about four ways we can produce income. 

1) "E" stands for as an employee. So as an employee you basically trade your time for money. Your pledge to give your time in return for the money you get. Here your income is predictable.

2) "S" is for self-employed. Having worked for others, at some point we do think to be self-employed. Here also we trade our time for multiplying our income. We only work to generate income but here income is not predictable. 

3)"B" business owner. The real turnover comes when we think of transitioning from self-employed state to creating a system that generates money for us. Now, you are not working but effectively using additional people to generate money. So, now time is not the limit but the sky is the limit. 

4) "l" is investory. Here, now your money is making more money. 

Also visit here. There is nothing wrong on the left side income generator but when we transition to write side income generator our scopes multiplies to multifold. I started with this because later in my discussions we will talk a lot about this. I have always talked about self help and self- investment. This time I thought to change my path as I am gonna discuss more on finding the path in this season. 


This post is a part of Blogchatter A2Z Challenge 2026 and backlink to www.theblogchatter.com


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