Because the road is paved with the bodies of those who have tried and failed. I mentioned this to you in another thread, but you simply need to be more specifi

Because the road is paved with the bodies of those who have tried and failed. I mentioned this to you in another thread, but you simply need to be more specific with your advice. Your median smart person trying to do QT does not beat the market over any reasonable time horizon. Most just flat out do worse before quitting. This person is looking for a solid $10k per year. Suggesting that they do QT is about the same level of usefulness as telling them to write a book and get it published. Sure, it's doable and perhaps even not that difficult for some people, but it's not particularly actionable information. To provide a contrast, the advice I would give would be something like this: - Go to stackingthebricks.com from Amy Hoy. - Learn how to find a niche market of professionals and find their pain points. - Learn the fundamentals of making a product or service that these people want (e.g., an e-book) and how to market it via Amy's various writings and those she links to (her network has many prolific writers). - Execute. This is a formula that is actionable but also has enough abstraction such that the reader can tailor it to their own preferences. If you could do this for QT, your suggestions will likely stop being down voted so much.