WHAT YOU WOULD AND
WOULD NOT DO FOR
MONEY.
Have you ever watched the TV show Fear
Factor? The whole show is based simply on
watching what some people would or would
NOT do for money.
It’s fascinating to watch the dangerous
stunts people will do and the risks they will
take. It’s down right disturbing to see some
of the gross stuff that they’re willing to eat:
smelly rotten entrails of dead animals, creepy
crawly insects, you name it, just for the chance
at winning a measly fifty thousand bucks!
Sure, Fear Factor is an extreme example.
But it IS important for you to be clear and to
know upfront what you would and would
NOT do for money, because when you do, it’s
incredibly liberating.
Now, let me clarify: I’m NOT talking
about deciding whether or not you would do
something illegal, immoral, or crazy to make
money. That’s not what I mean at all.
MONEYISM#34
There are three kinds of people:
1.People who
wait for things to
happen.
2.People who
make things
happen.
3.People who
wonder what
the fxxk just
happened.
HOW BAD DO YOU WANT IT?
That’s an important question that you should ask yourself about
what price you WOULD be willing to pay to make your F.U.Money. Here
are some examples:
Say you’ve decided that you want to get rich in real estate. Great.
Now ask yourself if you really know HOW to get rich in real estate.
If not, how are you going to learn? Are you willing to attend
seminars, read books, and/or join a coaching program, etc., to learn
how to get rich in real estate?
If you said yes, how much are you willing to spend for your
education? Five thousand dollars? Ten thousand? Twenty thousand?
Do you know?
In other words, what are you willing to do and what are you NOT
willing to do to make money?
Say you want to make a fortune on the Internet. Okay. Here’s the
thing: I can say from experience that building a business from scratch
online, even if you KNOW what you’re doing (and most people don’t),
takes money and time. In fact, the LESS money you have, the more
TIME you have to invest in your Internet venture. There’s no way around
it.
So ask yourself, if you have a regular day job but don’t have a lot
of money, are you willing to spend your free time on evenings and
weekends doing the “free” things online that will drive traffic to your
site? How LONG are you willing to keep doing these things without
turning a profit? A month ? Six months? A year?
Or if you don’t have a lot of time but you do have some money to
spend, how much money are you willing to spend to send PAID traffic to your Website? How much money are you willing to LOSE while you’re learning how this game is played? Do you know?
Figure out what you ARE willing to do and what are you
NOT willing to do to make money.
“You must determine the price that you will have to pay to achieve
success, and then get busy paying that price.”
-H.L.Hunt (Texas Oil Tycoon)
Why Are You Poor?
YOU CAN’T HAVE THE
GLORY IF YOU DON’T
HAVE THE GUTS.
WOULD NOT DO FOR
MONEY.
Have you ever watched the TV show Fear
Factor? The whole show is based simply on
watching what some people would or would
NOT do for money.
It’s fascinating to watch the dangerous
stunts people will do and the risks they will
take. It’s down right disturbing to see some
of the gross stuff that they’re willing to eat:
smelly rotten entrails of dead animals, creepy
crawly insects, you name it, just for the chance
at winning a measly fifty thousand bucks!
Sure, Fear Factor is an extreme example.
But it IS important for you to be clear and to
know upfront what you would and would
NOT do for money, because when you do, it’s
incredibly liberating.
Now, let me clarify: I’m NOT talking
about deciding whether or not you would do
something illegal, immoral, or crazy to make
money. That’s not what I mean at all.
MONEYISM#34
There are three kinds of people:
1.People who
wait for things to
happen.
2.People who
make things
happen.
3.People who
wonder what
the fxxk just
happened.
HOW BAD DO YOU WANT IT?
That’s an important question that you should ask yourself about
what price you WOULD be willing to pay to make your F.U.Money. Here
are some examples:
Say you’ve decided that you want to get rich in real estate. Great.
Now ask yourself if you really know HOW to get rich in real estate.
If not, how are you going to learn? Are you willing to attend
seminars, read books, and/or join a coaching program, etc., to learn
how to get rich in real estate?
If you said yes, how much are you willing to spend for your
education? Five thousand dollars? Ten thousand? Twenty thousand?
Do you know?
In other words, what are you willing to do and what are you NOT
willing to do to make money?
Say you want to make a fortune on the Internet. Okay. Here’s the
thing: I can say from experience that building a business from scratch
online, even if you KNOW what you’re doing (and most people don’t),
takes money and time. In fact, the LESS money you have, the more
TIME you have to invest in your Internet venture. There’s no way around
it.
So ask yourself, if you have a regular day job but don’t have a lot
of money, are you willing to spend your free time on evenings and
weekends doing the “free” things online that will drive traffic to your
site? How LONG are you willing to keep doing these things without
turning a profit? A month ? Six months? A year?
Or if you don’t have a lot of time but you do have some money to
spend, how much money are you willing to spend to send PAID traffic to your Website? How much money are you willing to LOSE while you’re learning how this game is played? Do you know?
Figure out what you ARE willing to do and what are you
NOT willing to do to make money.
“You must determine the price that you will have to pay to achieve
success, and then get busy paying that price.”
-H.L.Hunt (Texas Oil Tycoon)
Why Are You Poor?
YOU CAN’T HAVE THE
GLORY IF YOU DON’T
HAVE THE GUTS.
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