Well if you're Stone, then yes, it's a very good thing. There are few people online that have managed to retain a leadership position for themselves for any length of time without stumbling over a few hurdles along the way. And one of the biggest stumbling blocks a lot of people seem to struggle with is the ability to balance or juggle 2, 3 or 4 projects at a time.

Whenever I meet someone who starts listing programme after programmes and opportunity after opportunity, I do wonder if the phrase ‘Multiple Streams of Income' has been slightly misunderstood.

We all know that relying on one affiliateship or one mlm to generate a sustainable residual income is just foolhardy, if for any reason that company goes down, then I'm sorry to say but it's taking you with it. However if you have your efforts spread over a wider spectrum of businesses then you will always be able to sustain your income.

The trick is to find a balance and not get sucked up in the hype of ‘The next big Thing' while you're still in the middle of the last big thing. One of the reasons many newbie's fail is that they take the phrase ‘Multiple Streams of Income' far too literally far too soon.

Imagine the young traveller who joins the circus and wishes to learn how to juggle. First he is given a ball, just 1, that he constantly tosses back and forth and up and down until he is ready to handle the pressure of doubling his load.

By the time he gets his second ball he has learnt how the first one flies through the air, he knows its dimensions & weight, he understands exactly how much pressure to apply for it to produce his desired results.

When he gets the second ball he starts all over again but this time he has a frame of reference. He knows that he needs to apply a similar pressure and strength to achieve the same results but that ultimately they are different balls and they require different things from him just as he does of them. He occasionally drops the ball but soon learns how to pick it up, dust it off, and get it going again.

Then finally he gets ball no. 3, and now he's in his element, he has taken what he has learnt from the previous 2 balls and, over time has applied it all to produce a fantastic display of skill and accomplishment.

Now he is free to juggle as many as he can manage as often as he likes.

There is nothing wrong with juggling your multiple streams of income but if you don't learn how to apply the right skills the first time around what hope do you have of keeping all your balls in the air?

What does all of this have to do with stone Evans?

Well as a master juggler himself Stone and many of his collegues took the time to go through a very long learning process where they were able to pick up the skills they needed and apply them to the now many streams of their own personal income. They did not start with the 5, 6 or 7 business they have now, but first learnt to perfect the 1 and use those skills to better themselves and their subsequent ventures along the way.

If you want to be truly successful at juggling your own income potentials and join the list of Internet Heavy Hitters then you must first properly learn the weights & dimensions of your first business before you add more to your load. Do this properly and before you know it you could be the Ring Master.