All About Money.

I got this from one of the teachings of Bob Proctor about the power principle of money.

Money is simply an energy that allows you freedom. Freedom to live out your dreams. Freedom to be all that you can be.

Money is in consciousness and it must be earned.
Money is a good servant but a bad master.
Money is a reward you receive for the service you render.
The more valuable the service the greater the reward.

It is our duty to serve and money is a reward we receive for that service.

What struck me most is the following statement:

When you attempt to get without giving, you are trying to reap the harvest without sowing the seeds. That my friend is a sin.

Why is this so?

Take into consideration the Universal Law of: Sowing and Reaping.

Sin is transgression of the law. Violating the law is a sin.

Attempting to get money without providing service is a violation of the law.

Therefore it is a sin.

If a person has receive their money in an unlawful manner don't think for a second that they are on the right track, they must pay the price.

You might see the money they have and the things money will buy yet never see the price they pay. But they will pay. That is the Law.

Now, what is the price they will pay?

Value over Price, which do you prefer?

I got this learnings from Robert Kiyosaki who says, "Only cheap people buy on price. Just because something is cheap doesn't mean it's worth the cost." And, "value rather than price has made me rich."

It made my mind think of this quote, I was stunned. Why? Because I myself has been in this situation and just take it for granted, the value and preferred the price. Yes, this is some kind of marketing strategy: stating the old price and then here comes the new price which is very much lower than the previous one. I forgot to figure out the value which is much more important than the price.

There are reasons behind all of this miss calculations or wrong decisions I've done for the past years.
Here are some important notes to consider:

1. Zero financial education.
2. Too emotional.
3. Know the difference between the advice from rich people and advice from sales people.

Knowing and improving everyday, making myself better than yesterday helps me know the difference between the good and bad advice.

I got this lessons from: richdad