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		<title>By: Lazy Man and Money</title>
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		<description>Though I keep track of &quot;alternative income&quot; instead of passive income.  The difference is that income from my blog (my hobby) is definitely not passive.  Yet, I feel it should count since it doesn&#039;t come from my 9-5 job.

I also keep track of passive expenses, which I call &quot;necessary expenses.&quot;  I add up things like rent, car payments, gas, food, cable, Internet access... pretty much any  expense that I pay each month. 

I subtract that alternative income from my necessary expenses to come up with a total of how how far away from one level of financial freedom.  Obviously there are other costs each month and things like that, but I will have some kind of party when that income passes expenses.  At that point, if I lose my job, my &quot;burn rate&quot; will be so tiny that I won&#039;t be rushed into taking a job because I need it to get by.  

You can see all this in a tiny box in the top right of my page.  I keep track of both of mine on my homepage.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I keep track of &#8220;alternative income&#8221; instead of passive income.  The difference is that income from my blog (my hobby) is definitely not passive.  Yet, I feel it should count since it doesn&#8217;t come from my 9-5 job.</p>
<p>I also keep track of passive expenses, which I call &#8220;necessary expenses.&#8221;  I add up things like rent, car payments, gas, food, cable, Internet access&#8230; pretty much any  expense that I pay each month. </p>
<p>I subtract that alternative income from my necessary expenses to come up with a total of how how far away from one level of financial freedom.  Obviously there are other costs each month and things like that, but I will have some kind of party when that income passes expenses.  At that point, if I lose my job, my &#8220;burn rate&#8221; will be so tiny that I won&#8217;t be rushed into taking a job because I need it to get by.  </p>
<p>You can see all this in a tiny box in the top right of my page.  I keep track of both of mine on my homepage.</p>
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