Oftentimes, people think of investing as a process of making money without doing anything. So, technically, after you have invested, you are making money without doing anything. The most difficult aspect is researching opportunities, handling risk and remaining patient when markets get volatile. People who invest without researching the stocks they are buying are more likely to lose than to win. However, the disciplined investor may spend less time engaged in day-to-day operational activities than a business owner. But may make up for this with careful planning and long-term thinking. Investing is not for the lazy person. It's for someone who is willing to make smart decisions and give time their due.
When viewed in terms of activity, of course most people will see that someone who invests can make money without doing anything or without working like people in general. That's the conclusion I came to about the neighbors who are in my environment. But I myself see this as a smart way to get profits, even with other things like affiliates that can also make profits in the same way, and this does not mean only dilakaukana by people who are lazy but this is the use of technological developments, in essence if it can work smart then there is nothing wrong to do it.
That's right. If, as you say, your neighbors' perception is that they only see the end result earning money without having to go to the office every day they assume investing is an instant, effortless way. In fact, investing isn't for lazy people. To invest, we must constantly seek information and find the right strategy. However, investing works intelligently by utilizing systems, technology and capital.
In conclusion, perhaps investing is for people who are lazy to work every day, but not lazy to think. Because truly lazy people for example who don't want to learn and are impatient, usually end up losing money in the market. So, it's not accurate to say that investing is for lazy people quite the opposite is true.