Passive income: YES

Starting a corporate training and workshop facilitation business has the potential to eventually earn passive income, but it typically requires a significant amount of upfront effort to establish systems and processes. To make this hustle more passive, individuals may need to invest in automation tools, create standardized training materials, and potentially outsource certain tasks. While some people do achieve passive income in this field, it tends to be more common for a few outliers rather than the majority. Realistically, passive income is more achievable for those who have built a strong reputation, established a network of clients, and have a consistent stream of bookings. It is essential to be wary of myths or misleading expectations around the ease of generating passive income in this business. Costs range from $500 to $2000 to set up, and it may take around 3 to 6 months to start seeing profits.