What "success" has to do with money by Jack Firestone

Success CAN mean

different things. And not all of

them have to do with being

"financially" successful.

But, if you dig deep enough,

your ability to become successful

in those other areas of life ARE

actually affected by how much

money you have.

For instance, if you don't have

enough money to pay your bills,

you wind up working more hours

than you should just to make

ends meet.

And if you spend all your waking

hours working to try to make

ends meet

...that's time you're
...not spending with your kids.

...not spending with your spouse.

...not spending reading good books.

...not spending learning to play

your favorite instrument.

...not spending studying your

spiritual path.

...that's time you're not spending

traveling the world.

...that's time you're not able to

give to those less fortunate.

...able to engage in stimulating

conversation with others

you can learn from.

...that's time you can't spend

studying a topic you want to

know more about ...

Money is definitely connected

to time. And time determines

how well (and how far) we can

succeed at anything.

 

Additionally.....if you don't have

money to pay the bills, then you

also don't have money to:
-- buy a gift for a special boy/girl

-- enjoy the world's museums

-- buy nice clothing

-- travel to other parts of the world

-- support worthwhile charities and

non-profit organizations

-- give to others less fortunate

-- enjoy fine art

-- buy a special lady a wonderful

Mother's Day gift

-- buy your children the cheerleading

uniforms or band instruments

they need.

I'm not trying to convince you to

join my business. I have no

conversation for you there at all.
But I will say this: I believe I've

made my case. It's not good, bad,

right or wrong.......but without a

sufficient mount of MONEY

 

(which allows you to have

time freedom)....

...you can't live life to its fullest.
Fortunately, becoming wealthy in

our society is a CHOICE...