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The Science of Making Money

Written by admin from on October 18th, 2010 | 0 Comments

Many people wonder why money eludes them but fewer people actually start looking beyond the subjective and into the objective of making money and the science behind it.  Let me spare you a few parcels of my knowledge on how to systematically make more money and increase your wealth.

First, be receptive towards money or payments.  So many people refuse money?  Why?  You need to be a good receiver of money.  If you are constantly rejecting money, money will get the signal that you do not want it and it will not come to you.  Be accepting of money in almost all situations.  The more receptive you are towards cash, the more cash will come to you.

science of money

science of money

Second, and along these lines, don’t be afraid to ask for money when it is merited.  Now I’m not saying to go out and panhandle.  What I am saying is that if you do something worthy of being paid, then ask to get paid.  Don’t beat around the bush.  You are worthy of money.  Your time is valuable.  You are not working for free.  When you do something that you feel you should ask money for, don’t be afraid to ask for money.

Third, explore the methods you already know for making money and jump into them.  Find out what makes you money and why.  Find out more efficient ways of making this money or possibly find out alternatives to the system in which you make money.  For example, if you are a garbage man that gets paid $15/hr, you know that the more hours you work, the more money you will earn.  This is one way of increasing your earnings, but is it the only way?  Is it the most efficient way?  NO!  Of course not.

You could ask for a pay increase (hey didn’t we just mention this).  You could try to assign your job to someone else and pay them $12/hr, pocketing the $3 an hour.  You could find another job that pays you more.  You could start your own garbage collection.  The possibilities go on and on.

Now I’m not saying every example scenario is perfect or seamless, but that’s not the point.  I’m trying to convey your principals to increasing your cash flow.  Look at the big picture and see if you can’t apply some of these examples to your real job.  Don’t be scared or afraid to think outside the box.

Always remember that if you don’t like where you’re at, try something different.

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