Time For Money
Harv T Eker proposes that we all have a financial blueprint that limits and encompasses our financial reality.
Donald Trump for example, has a lower threshold than most for hairstyle, but has a significantly higher financial thermostat than most of us.
Since the average population has the concept of working for a living, we are not comfortable unless we are trading our time for the money that comes into our life.
Another reality to consider is that money comes from results, rather than the hours that we work. Think of business owners, entertainers, professional athletes, and professional traders and money managers. Timothy Ferriss has written an outstanding book promoting the value of this idea.
Entrepreneurs often expect to gain time freedom by striking it rich through their creative business pursuits.
While that may be the case for some lucky visionaries, it is highly more likely that the typical entrepreneur will spend years of long hours and hard work testing different avenues to develop a system that is an overnight success. The general public is witness to this phenomenon when the product or service is right, the price is right, and the timing is right.
Do you have enough passion for your endeavor that you will continue to persevere through the pain of seemingly endless days and nights with modest rewards until success inevitably arrives?
Or will you be one of the fortunate few who listens to Mr. Eker’s advice and raise your expectation level, leap-frogging over years of self-limiting steps?
P.S. I told you this guy is great. He is one of the best thinkers and doers out there today.
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