“Kalau betul boleh buat duit sambil tidur, kenapa tak semua orang buat?”
That’s a question I hear a lot when I introduce passive income opportunities to people. On the surface, passive income seems like a dream—money coming in without daily effort. But for many, it still triggers skepticism, doubt, or even fear. Why is that?
1. The Scam Culture We Grew Up With
Let’s be real—many of us were taught to be cautious. We’ve heard stories of quick-money schemes, Ponzi traps, and fake investment apps. Naturally, anything that promises income without punching the clock 9 to 5 sounds suspicious.
This skepticism isn’t entirely wrong. There are shady businesses out there. But unfortunately, this fear has also caused people to miss out on legitimate platforms that offer real value and real results—especially those that combine purpose and profit.
👉 Example: Learn and earn by sharing meaningful digital tools with others
2. Too Comfortable in the Comfort Zone
Sometimes, it’s not just fear of scams—it’s fear of change. We cling to what’s familiar, even if it’s stressful. Passive income requires a shift in mindset: from trading time for money to building systems, sharing tools, or creating value that pays off over time.
But stepping into that new territory feels uncomfortable. People doubt their ability to learn new things or start something new.
👉 You don’t need to be an expert to start. You just need the right platform and support
For example, I know many people who love the idea of helping others understand the Quran better, but they hesitate to promote an app that actually helps. They think: “I’m not a teacher” or “I don’t know tech.” The truth is, you’re not selling religion—you’re sharing solutions.
3. They Don’t See Themselves as the ‘Type’ Who Builds Wealth
Some people believe passive income is only for the rich, the bold, or the super talented. This belief is dangerous. It keeps everyday people—like you and me—from stepping up and creating a better future.
The truth? Most successful passive income earners started as beginners. They found a product, app, or idea they believe in, and they shared it consistently. They didn’t wait to be “ready”—they learned by doing.
👉 Start building your growth mindset today—your future depends on it
Final Thoughts
It’s okay to be cautious. But don’t let fear block your breakthrough. The right passive income opportunity is not about hype—it’s about helping others, learning a system, and showing up with consistency.
If you’ve ever felt that passive income is “too good to be true,” maybe it’s time to challenge that belief. What if it’s good—and true—for you too?