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Is Salary Is Slavery ?..

Started by homecashteam, Fri Jan 07, 2011 - 01:23:52

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homecashteam

Whether rich or poor, we all have money problems; the difference is how we go about solving them. For the rich they solve their money problems by building systems (assets) that generate money for them; the poor simply go work (labor) for money. One builds a system that makes money; the other works for money. I ask you, which is smarter? Employees are perpetually poor (financially dependent) because they are 'part' of the system, while employers are perpetually rich (financially free) because they 'own' the system.

There are two plans for living a fulfilled life. . . Plan A and Plan B.

Plan A is a 40yr plan. Get a Job at 25, work till 65 and retire.

Plan B is find a great Business opportunity, give it 4 whole hearted years and retire.

WHAT ARE YOU WORKING FOR, A JOB OR A BUSINESS?

A job is short term solution to a lifelong problem; staking all your life on it will be a fatal mistake. You are never going to make it out alive. The problem (financial struggle) will continually outpace the solution (paycheck) you are proffering. This is because a job was never created to solve your financial problems for life. It was designed to make you needy (dependent) for life. It was designed to pacify (make less painful) the problem of lack of money but never to nullify (abolish) it. As long as the job remains, the trick is to make your financial problems less obvious. But once the job stops, that same old problem of lack of money which was never actually solved suddenly resurfaces again. Why? Because all a job does is to shift your focus from the problem (financial struggle) to the paycheck (temporary cure for lack of money). For as long as the paycheck keeps coming, your problem of lack of money appears to be over. But is it really over?

At the end of both plans, Plan B will have given you an opportunity to meet more people, enjoy your time, help many more people succeed and the chances are even higher that you will be financially free. . . These are facts.


revmitchell

Every body works for someone. Even business owners

zoonance

Plan C is:  Make it big and get taxed to support Plan D.

grefy

Plan D: Start buying commodities because hyper-inflation is on the horizon and everything people own will be lost.

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