THE MOST IMPORTANT SECRET OF MAKING MORE MONEY EASILY

Author: Daegan Smith

Personally, what I want is a collection of wrist watches. Imagine an expensive array of wrist watches; there’s one for every occasion, for every wardrobe, for every activity and for every da. That is what I long for, that is my dream.

But in order for this dream to be a reality, one thing is needed: money.

Now, money won’t just walk into your life while you sit down your couch watching television. Money needs to be earned, it needs to be reaped. Yes, this means that you need to get off your ass once in a while, and maybe work a little. But acquiring money is not necessarily a hard thing.
The trick in making money easily is that you should know the trick in making money. It may sound confusing, but it’s pretty simple and rational when you think about it.

We need to be smart, and I’m not talking about bookish, nerdy type of smart. We should be smart enough to know how to make use of the resources around us.

See what I’m getting at? No?

Here’s the thing, we aren’t innovators. We aren’t inventors. A lot of things were already invented and discovered by the other billions of people in the world, trying to find a unique thing to utilize in order to make money is near impossible.

So what do we do then? Simple: we make use of what is presently available. We take the things we can use around us for our gain.

That is the one secret of making money easily.

It sounds terrible and evil, but it’s not really a problem if the owner of the resource that you are using also gains from your plan. You get money, he gets money, we’re all happy.

Hey, if it’s already there in front of you, waiting to be used, sitting idly by, then why not? If you can find a way to better utilize that, then by all means. Everyone needs money, and I’m sure the owner of the resource will be more than happy to give you what he has for an exchange.

Another word for this secret is “leveraging.”

In the movie, Pirates of the Caribbean, Captain Jack Sparrow called Will Turner “leverage.” This is a perfect example of what I’m trying to say. See, Jack Sparrow needed to get the Black Peal back from Barbossa, but he doesn’t have the means to do that. Incidentally, Will Turner’s love interest got kidnapped by Barbossa, so Will needs to get her back. It just so happens that Barbossa needs Will Turner to save him from the curse and Jack Sparrow knew this. So what does Jack Sparrow do? He gets Will Turner to go with him to Barbossa’s hideout to save Will’s love interest. Because of that move, Jack now has something Barbossa wants, making it possible for him to strike a deal in order to get his ship back.

At the end of the day, Will rescues his love interest and Jack gets the Black Pearl.
See? Leverage.

Be smart and make use of the resources around you. Stop trying to be innovative when you can be practical. Look around you and observe. Try to figure out the best resource to take.

Even though this is the secret of making money easily, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you will make money just as fast as you spend it. But this will surely give you more money to spend in the future.

Big companies use leveraging in order to get bigger and bigger.

A solid example of the success of leveraging is franchising. Franchising a business you own, selling rights and whatnot will make your income increase exponentially.

Companies such as Toyota, Nokia and Intel make use of their staff and workers as leverage.

The internet may be also used as leverage, because with it, you can reach out further and promote your product better. Leveraging is needed, because without it, we might just as well waste more time sitting down on the couch watching television. At least that’s more entertaining than trying in vain to come up with something brilliant.

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STOP MAKING EXCUSES AND START MAKING MONEY

There are two types of people in this world: those who make money and those who make excuses. You have to choose be either one. You can’t be both.

At the end of the day ask yourself this question, “What would I rather have more of? Money or Excuses?” Make up your mind to stop thinking about why you can’t do certain things or have certain things.

All I can tell you is that whatever excuses you think of, it’s all nonsense. Why? Because there are records of people that had the same obstacles you may be facing or the same challenges or the same handicap, yet they have gone on to greater things despite it all. Is that the type of person you would rather be remembered as? I know I would want to be.

It seems like 80-90% of the people we encounter are whiners, complainers, and often make excuses to justify things. No one really cares what your excuses are, they just want to know what you have accomplished or done with your life. And the only people we need to justify things to is ultimately the person we see staring back at us in the mirror—ourselves. Can we really look ourselves in the eyes if we know that we didn’t give it our all? How can we justify being a quitter and failure with excuses?

Here are some of the common excuses people use for not pursuing their dreams:

- I don’t have the education or college degree.
- I didn’t come from a rich family.
- I don’t have the capital or the “It takes money to make money.”
- I don’t have the time to start a business.
- I lack the business connections.
- I can’t afford it right now.
- I have two jobs, and I can’t do this right now.
- I want more time with my family.
- I don’t think I can do this.
- I don’t have the skills and talents.
- I’m not good looking.
- I didn’t graduate at the top of my class.
- And the list goes on and on…

Do you forgo your goals and dreams because it is uncomfortable and requires doing things differently than what you’re used to? If it were easy and comfortable, don’t you think everyone would be rich? Of course it takes work and of course we have to change and do things different. Is it worth it to you to make the small sacrifices now to become financially independent and have the time freedom to do as you please?

Look at the alternative. You can work one or two jobs until you’re sixty-five. Then retire and wonder if your social security check is going to be enough to cover all your expenses. Imagine being 65 or 70 years old and worrying about money, paying the bills, and wondering how you’re going to afford going to the doctor, is that a gloomy picture or what?

It doesn’t have to be that way. There are options. More and more people are starting home based businesses and small businesses because they know that securing their financial future now is more important than ever. People are waking up and realizing that the world we live in is full of uncertainty.

--You see nature disasters on TV all the time.
--Economic changes that affect all of us such as rising gas prices
--Corporate downsizing and layoffs means no job security for your family.
--Long commute time to and from work drains our energy.
--Childcare costs are eating a big chunk out of your paycheck
--Rising healthcare costs makes it a disaster to ever have an illness in the family.
--Inflation will start to pick up soon.
--Rising interest rates will make your available disposal income smaller.
--Consumer are getting more and more into debt

Are you going to do something now before you’re forced to either by a job layoff or some other unforeseen event? Isn’t it better to prepare for the future by learn how to grow a business part time on the side?

I know it’s easier to just drift with the currents then going against the tide but we really don’t have a choice here. It’s easier to prepare now for the worse then to not know what to do if we had no job prospects and a mounting pile of bills.

To leave you with this thought, whatever time, effort, work, and resources you invest in yourself today with payoff for you in the future provided you invest in educating yourself and in the right endeavors. “As you sow, so shall you reap.” (Galatians 6:7-8) Don’t put off till tomorrow what you ought to be doing today. And stop making excuses and start making money.

About the author:
Katherine Ly is author and publisher of http://beta.blogger.com/a resource for those aspiring millionaires. Let us be your guide and friend on this journey to riches.


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