Earning money has and always will be quite an interesting topic. Why do we earn money? Simply because it helps us obtain products and services which we need and want. Consequently, we want to obtain these products and services because we want to attain goals.
We have once been told that earning money is possible by having a job. This is usually an 8-5 shift or something like that. Time went by and people have been learning more about "earning money". Surprise, surprise! Aside from having a job, there are other ways of earning it.
Well-known authors have written about all of these. One of my personal favorite authors, Robert Kiyosaki has written of the Cashflow Quadrant wherein we can find the employed, self-employed, businessmen and investors.
I have been in all quadrants at some point. I first experienced what it was like to be employed. I will not of course, bore you with things that I have experienced in this quadrant because I know that you have your fair share of such. I did learn that being an employee for a while is a good way to gather experience and learnings. (Never stop learning, right?)
I have tried owning a small business as well. Here, I learned that certain businesses are not for everybody. I am still hopeful that anybody CAN own OR manage a business but this depends on the nature of the business. Everybody can strategize accordingly.
I am currently in both the self-employed quadrant as a freelancer and in the investors quadrant, as I recently started saving a certain amount of what I earn to something that I can invest in. I am doing this because there are times when I cannot (or don't want to) work. During such times, this is true: "no work, no pay". This is a very striking thought. I want to be able to earn even when I am busy with something else. I want money itself to earn for me.
I am sure that this thought occurred to a lot of people at one point in their life. For me, this thought is both challenging but possible. In order to do this, a lot things are needed to be done. For one, saving some money for investments and having the emotional readiness for risks should be the prerequisites. Apart from this, getting educated financially will go a long way. After these two basic ideas, finding and ceasing a great opportunity partially completes the primary tasks.
As a starting investor, I want to have a low risk with a good payout. That is why when a former business partner introduced USI-TECH, I became very interested. The risk is quite low. If you want to test it out, it is FREE TO JOIN (be placed as a partner). If you decide to invest, that is the only time when you have to invest money in it. The starting capital is only 50 euro which will gain a great profit after a full year. That being said, I think that starting as soon as you can, enables to to earn as early.
👉🏼I personally recommend this investment because for those who want to invest just once, you can get your money + interest after a year.
👉🏼However, for those who still want to invest the money again, then, you can invest again after one year, using the same invested money (without making another investment).
👉🏼If you think that this is a pretty good long-term investment, I would suggest that you invest from time to time.
Think of it like having a piggy bank. Only that this piggy bank has amazing interest rates, as long as you do not break it when you feel like buying a new pair of shoes.
If you want to REGISTER / JOIN FOR FREE, click this link, and hit "REGISTER"
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🙋🏻 Till the next post! 🙋🏻
