Everyone wants to make more money, but people are generally split into two
categories:
Those who bring results after they are promised wealth first
Or
Those who bring the results first, then are rewarded by others
afterwards
Let’s explore the two groups in depth.
Those who only move their butts after promised big fat paychecks are
more like employees, freshmen, or mercenaries.
There is no right or no wrong with this kind of thinking, but consider: you are
once again, trading your precious time for money. Instead of investing your time
in an ASSET that generates money, you spend your time working on something
that is short term, limited wealth, and does not give you income long after you
have stopped working.
Consider also, that this kind of short term vision will only produce limited or
temporary results at best. Ever seen a security guard asleep at work when the
boss is not around?
Furthermore, the part where our emotions get the better of us is when we allow
our lives to be run by chasing the dollar. It is evident whenever an employee is
offered a higher salary, more medical benefits and longer vacations that their
heart starts pumping faster.
"A higher salary doesn’t mean less financial
problems". On the contrary when your
income goes up, your commitments, your
tax bracket and your time spent in your
company increases. "The greater your
salary, the weaker your position because
if your boss is paying you a 5 figure income
and calls for an emergency meeting, you
had better rush over to the office even if you
are halfway making love to your wife!"
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