I have swallowed the RedPill, however one thing that concerns me is my job and ability to make a lot of money. Basically, I am a musician, and supplement this with music teaching. Assuming I never 'make it' in a band, I am likely to probably never make more than around 40-50k USD a year.

Now, I'm fine with that, it is my passion and I love what I do, and can live quite comfortably on that type of money, and being in my 20s, it hasn't held me back in the past with women - if anything they seem to like it because it's interesting.

However, as I got older and my earnings stay at a similar level, I can see it posing a problem for me, as it probably falls into the 'beta' category of jobs for someone in their 30s and over.

What can I do to counter that perception, and what avenues are realistically open to me in terms of passive income. I'm a good saver but I know nothing about investing/shares/whatever. If anyone else is in a similar 'starving artist' type career, but still considers himself RedPill, I'd be interested to hear from you.

For context, I think I have everything else reasonably sorted out, appearance, mindset, social circle etc aren't a problem.