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16 Things You Do Not Know About Making Money

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1. You can pay little to no money in taxes if you start and incoporate a business/company.

2. Making money is more about solving and building systems than it is about working hard.

3. Make money while you sleep or you will never be rich.

4. It takes the same amount of effort to make $50,000 as it is to make $1 Million.

5. Ideas are worthless without extended action.

6. Over 50% of your income should go toward investments if you are starting out and want to be financially free sooner.

7. One million dollars per year is not a lot of money.

8. A wall gets built brick by brick, the same is for wealth.

9. Instead of cutting down costs, focus on increasing income.

10. $300 in passive income is better than $1000 of worked income.

11. Never borrow money that doesn’t go towards making more money.

12. You earn in proportion to your ability to use the tools you have at your disposal.

13. Keeping money is harder than making money.

14. Business people hire good professionals to make and keep them rich.

15. You need at least 3 income streams to be just safe.

16. Track where your money goes and comes from.

May the good times and treasures of the present become the golden memories of tomorrow. We wish you lots of love, joy and happiness.

Expertise is the only valid basis for differentiating yourself from the competition.
Not personality. Not process. Not price.
It's expertise and expertise alone that will set you apart in a meaningful way and allow you to deal with clients and prospects from a position of power

Your work might be a stepping stone for future generations. If you set out to do it, do it with your all, with your best.
Someone in future will be brought to scene by redoing a song you did best in the past. Someone will use the platform you created as an inspiration.

Spend some time with your elders.
Not everything is found on google

Amateurs give advise, Pros diagonise.
You can't start giving advise to a client you have just met on what is wrong with her business.
It's just awful.

Pros first diagonise.

Happy Women's Day to the World Heroes

It’s OK to have a few jobs you hate.
Explore what you are passionate about. Don’t spend your time wondering what you want to do.
Try stuff out and learn new things.

You either make yourself indispensable to a company, Or pick up skills and qualifications that make other companies want you more. Otherwise, plan on getting yanked around and low-balled.

As an extreme example, my friend skipped college and worked his way up to senior-level tech support in a camera company.

Now, at 38, the company is bankrupt and he’s out of the job with marginally transferrable skills.

Some people at some point in life are going to let you down.