LoveIsTheAnswer
06-02-2008, 03:31 AM
Albert Einstein once said of success,
"You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else."
I think Albert was spot on.
You see, if you want to make money on the Internet then you need to understand the rules of the game...
And then you need to play better than everybody else.
So...how exactly is it that you learn the rules so that you can play better (and more profitably) than everybody else?
You have to make yourself *attractive* to money.
You must position yourself as an active component in a cash flow.
If money cannot flow THROUGH you, it cannot flow TO you.
Money is like water - it follows the path of least resistance and avoids obstructions, tending instead to flow *around* them.
Ever wondered why all those around you seem to be making money but it somehow it avoids *you* ?
You have to be plugged into the money system. Sure, you can sap off a bit of the money that flows THROUGH you and as long as it is invested wisely - ie. so that you enhance your position in the overall scheme of things, then you can steadily work to improve your income.
Short-lived, though, are those who choose to do so by using a credit card to get the things "they need". Sure, that tap has been opened and the flow initiated, but chances are the money will be dissipated and divided amongst a whole lot of other cash flows (ie new car, furniture, tv etc) with no net result ("squandering").
This position must be *earnt*.
All successful business survive by profit generated from providing goods or services. And they are all "plugged" into the system - some, like Intel and Miscrosoft have their roots deeply embedded into our reality - some less so, like MacDonals and David Jones and others still far less, like the local corner store.
Consider YOUR position in the overall flow of money. Are you sitting in the midst of a great river or beside a trickle that runs past on the concrete path ?
"Work out where everyone else is going - and get there first"
"You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else."
I think Albert was spot on.
You see, if you want to make money on the Internet then you need to understand the rules of the game...
And then you need to play better than everybody else.
So...how exactly is it that you learn the rules so that you can play better (and more profitably) than everybody else?
You have to make yourself *attractive* to money.
You must position yourself as an active component in a cash flow.
If money cannot flow THROUGH you, it cannot flow TO you.
Money is like water - it follows the path of least resistance and avoids obstructions, tending instead to flow *around* them.
Ever wondered why all those around you seem to be making money but it somehow it avoids *you* ?
You have to be plugged into the money system. Sure, you can sap off a bit of the money that flows THROUGH you and as long as it is invested wisely - ie. so that you enhance your position in the overall scheme of things, then you can steadily work to improve your income.
Short-lived, though, are those who choose to do so by using a credit card to get the things "they need". Sure, that tap has been opened and the flow initiated, but chances are the money will be dissipated and divided amongst a whole lot of other cash flows (ie new car, furniture, tv etc) with no net result ("squandering").
This position must be *earnt*.
All successful business survive by profit generated from providing goods or services. And they are all "plugged" into the system - some, like Intel and Miscrosoft have their roots deeply embedded into our reality - some less so, like MacDonals and David Jones and others still far less, like the local corner store.
Consider YOUR position in the overall flow of money. Are you sitting in the midst of a great river or beside a trickle that runs past on the concrete path ?
"Work out where everyone else is going - and get there first"