Your True Worth by:Zepht Chen
We have read motivational books which inspire you on how much wealth you are capable
of in a lifetime and inspirational articles which tells you that you could unleash so much hidden potential within yourself. We have also attended talks and courses which encourage you to fulfill your dreams, to pick up confidence and courage to attempt whatever you have always wanted to do in your career.All these give us a rush of adrenaline and fill us with a sense of purpose and exhilaration, an impulse to go out there and really do what we always envisioned of, but the next important question that follows is how? Often, many sources will motivate you and give you a feeling of empowerment, but the reality of life is not as simple. Does hard work alone make you successful? Can the desire to be financially successful on its own, transform you into a millionaire?
Desire without the know-how and effective action is simply unfulfilled ambition. It either brings you in a fruitless run back to the starting point or even leads to ill-informed actions, which bring you even further away from where you want to be.
If I were to tell you: "You are born rich and you are worth $1, 000, 000!" Would that make you feel excited and motivated? Maybe. Probably for the next 30 hours it would feel like a good dose of Prozac. But are you really worth $1, 000, 000 in the first place? You are about to find out right now.
Take a calculator. Using your expected or your projected average income per year, multiply it by 30 years, of which you are most effective and efficient in earning money, and take a look. The figure staring right back at you will show you, how much you will earn in a lifetime. Doesn't it already exceed $1, 000, 000?
However, even if you do earn $1, 000, 000 in a lifetime, would you then be able to save and own this $1, 000, 000 to really do what you have always wanted to do, or achieve what you have always wanted to achieve? You do know if you can't even earn $1, 000, 000, you would not be able to save and own $1, 000, 000.
Hobbies and interest already have to take a back seat when we are faced with realistic career demands and stressful responsibilities of taking care of our family. How many years of slogging will it take you to fulfill your dreams, goals and objectives of your lifetime? More than 30 years? Maybe even 50 years?
Even if you manage to save $1,000,000, would you still be in the prime years of your life to do all the things you wanted to do? The solution: Shorten the number of years you need to earn this first $1, 000, 000 of your lifetime. The action: Take charge and control of your own destiny; decide how many years you would want to create your 1st pot of gold. Find the shortest path to create a platform which enables you to earn your true worth for every single hour that you work.
Everybody works for somebody. Employees work for their employers and the self-employed work for themselves. Everyone is remunerated due to the work that they do.
In reality, the sad but honest truth of remuneration for work is: an employer can never pay you what you are really worth. The 1st reason is a Nett Value problem. If your employer pays you your real value, then the company simply cannot exist. Where does the company get its surplus value from? From the balance of the true value of your work, minus the amount they pay you as a basic income.
The 2nd reason is a Risk-Management problem. If the company has to promise to pay you a certain amount of income every month, before even knowing whether you can really deliver profitable results, isn't it only understandable to promise you the lowest amount to be on the conservative side? The company has to shoulder the risk, and therefore cannot promise you a basic income which reflects your true value, just in case you are only academically qualified and cannot deliver the results at work. If they promise you a basic income which reflects your true value which has yet to be delivered and you are unable to produce the profits for the company; by the time they realize their error in 3 to 6 months time, they would be making an incalculable loss even if they have only 1000 employees!
This is why employment is a farcical frenzied chase which sees employers chasing employees and employees chasing employers in a circle. Employees try to leverage on an employer's willingness to give money before seeing results, and employers attempt to leverage on the fear in the minds of employees to earn the margin between the true value of their work and the promised basic income. Do you wish to continue in your current path leading to your participation in such a game?
Of course, without relevant experience at your disposal, it is understandable that you do not know how to make the full use of your resources to break out of the game. If you have the mindset which sets you apart from the rest, I look forward to showing you how to create a platform of success to reap the true worth of the prime career years of your youth. Come to my seminar, to learn how to decide and fulfill your own destiny.
About the author
Zepht Chen is an online communications expert working for Job Daze. Visit http://www.jobdaze.com if you liked the article. Merchant Account Consultant: A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing Or A Merchant's Best Friend by:Ben Dwyer Investing in UK Shares Good or Bad Idea in Todays Market? by:Cam Watson The US Sharemarket To Invest or Not To Invest by:Cam Watson Six Benefits of Owning Rental Property by:Charrissa Cawley Seller Financing to the Real Estate Rescue by:Dan Auito How To Stop Your Account Leaking Fees by:Daniel Musson Are You The Squirrel Or The Super-Consumer? by:Daniel Musson How Not To Feel Like A Turkey Next Christmas by:Daniel Musson Mortgage Refinancing Reasons To Avail Refinancing Facilities by:Diane Anderson How Your Credit Score Follows You Around Like a Criminal Record by:Greg Pesetsky Need Advice On Debts? Which Service Should You Turn To? by:Michael Challiner Private Student Loan Consolidation, Is There A Best One? by:Roger Guzman, M.D. Overcoming "How do I get paid?" with Realtors When Doing A Lease Option Or Rent To Own by:Wendy Patton