At the Ron Paul 90th birthday BBQ, I gave Scott Horton a gift: a Scott Horton Academy hat I had made at Custom Ink, in celebration of the forthcoming launch of his new offering.

I just grabbed this selfie in my own Scott Horton Academy hat (it isn't the biggest smile I've ever made because I'm in a restaurant and trying not to be obvious):

I also had a bunch of Tom Woods Elite Mastermind hats made for people in my in-person mastermind group.

I received this automatic cash-back bonus for it:

I don't use Groupon very much, but I recently got this back from them:

I travel a lot, and I get bonus $ when I do so:

That's from hotels dot com. For a bigger trip I just got this:

My wife was born and raised in Las Vegas, so we get out there a lot. When we get show tickets, we get cash back (this is from Vegas dot com):

Speaking of tickets, we all complain about Ticketmaster fees, but thanks to the cash back I get, I don't have to worry about them as much:
 

So yes, everyone wants to "make money online," but if you aren't already grabbing the low-hanging fruit like this, you're making a mistake.

Anyone can do what I do here, on purchases you're going to make anyway.

I love annoying the cynics by insisting that you get this cash back for doing nothing, but it's true. I didn't have to lift a finger to get these and many other nice little bonuses.

Okay, I lifted one finger about 17 years ago, and it took three minutes.

Pencil three minutes (maybe just one or two!) into your schedule, because why the heck not:

https://www.tomwoods.com/doingnothing

Tom Woods