You can make more money being passively active than actively passive

By being “passively active” I meant making investments, setting up systems, or automating income streams that work for you with minimal ongoing effort but are still based on initial action and strategy—like investing in stocks, creating a rental property, or setting up a business that runs with limited oversight.

In contrast, being “actively passive” refers to simply waiting for opportunities or hoping things will work out, without much effort or direction, leading to stagnation rather than growth.

To summarize – smart, intentional action, even if not physically demanding or time-consuming, can yield better financial results than doing nothing at all or expecting wealth without any plan working on a full-time gig and not investing intentionally.