Money Isn't Everything.......

**Justice44** · 11-12-2008 04:51 PM

But it is everything if you don't have any. The following article explains why pursuing wealth is one great means of achieving your dreams and aspirations.

Here it is:

I can tell you why I want to obtain wealth. The first reason I want to do what I want when I want without worrying about marketablity or profit. I dream of making videospeeches for 8 hours/5 days per week long based on subjects dear to me and many others. However, I do not want to sell my speeches for profit. If you already have a significant amount of money invested for retirment, emergencies and to live currently, you don't need to worry about pursuing careers that don't pay. You are already paid.

My second reason why I want to acquire wealth is to fund people who are struggling to achieve their dreams. Funding often makes dreams a reality. Maybe that dream is to be a musician and funds is getting in their way to make a full time dream. Funding that dream makes it a reality. Maybe it is one who dreams of attending college to be a doctor but the cost of college is an obstacle. Funding college makes that dream a reality.

Lastly, I want to acheive a level of performance that is not just standard or medicore. That applies to life and work. I want to and ought to give more to peoople. I need to give more to people in this opporutnity, my present day job and in life in general. Being a nice guy is just not good enough for me. What am I producing for others? How am I helping people change their lives? I have helped but I can do more. And even if you tell me that everyone, it won't change the fact that I can do more.

I never performed at a level at work or outside of work which said I am a giver. I performed at a level that said that I was a taker. My work was appreciated but never loved because it was not worthy of being loved. That is not at all being harsh but being painfully honest. For the last 15 years, I have been a barely standard cashier and slightly below average manager. EVen when I frequently put in maximum effort on my jobs, I was barely average at best. If I love my family and other people as much as I say I do, I will make sure this is not a reality in this opportunity. If I respect my superviors and understand that their dreams can not be fulfilled with my mediocrity, I will decide to be better.

P.S. Some of you will say that I just need to find a job that I love. Well I have searched around and have not found it. But does it really matter! If I can't love the job, I should at least know High level performance at my day job will help others. And most importantly will help me generate income to pursue PPL as a career. My bosses will be looked highly by their bosses. My business opportunity and my day job are equally important and must be pursued for excellence. Period. No excuses.

**Jay Brass** · 11-12-2008 06:15 PM

My second reason why I want to acquire wealth is to fund people who are struggling to achieve their dreams.

Wow, you're not like the rest of us bitter business people.

I do agree with your article. I do want to be insanely rich so that I don't need to worry about much of anything.

The only thing of yours I do disagree with is the title. I think money is everything. You can do anything with, which is why I love it. Sounds weird I know, but it's the truth.

**Justice44** · 11-12-2008 06:42 PM

Hi Jay Brass,

You worse than me! You don't have to be miserable to desire wealth. I tell myself I have my health and that really is everything. I would rather be poor and health than rich and super sick. So really health is really everything.