If the first axiom rang true for you, and Abundance
With Money Review you lost your job, you are probably out pounding the pavement looking for another one. If you've found another one, you are lucky.
If you are still looking three years later, perhaps a new strategy is needed. You may have to figure out what your skills are, and figure out how to parlay those skills into a business of your own. When you own your own business, no one can fire you, or lay you off. However, you can do it to yourself if you give up on it too soon. If you need an immediate income, you may have to resort to finding a different job, even if it pays less - and most do - than you had made previously.
If you've saved well, invested well and were wise about how you've lived - and have lost your job -- you may now have the luxury of starting a business and staying with it until it succeeds. If you do this successfully, the second axiom could ring true to you. If you have a business, you'd better love what you do, or learn to love it, because it will take the routine out of your previous life.
It could consume you, especially if it is either wildly successful, or a real struggle to keep afloat. Remember that being in business for yourself involves more than just doing what you do. You have to market yourself, and find ways to let others know you are out there and available for them. That may not come easily to most, but it's vital to your success.
If you are still looking three years later, perhaps a new strategy is needed. You may have to figure out what your skills are, and figure out how to parlay those skills into a business of your own. When you own your own business, no one can fire you, or lay you off. However, you can do it to yourself if you give up on it too soon. If you need an immediate income, you may have to resort to finding a different job, even if it pays less - and most do - than you had made previously.
If you've saved well, invested well and were wise about how you've lived - and have lost your job -- you may now have the luxury of starting a business and staying with it until it succeeds. If you do this successfully, the second axiom could ring true to you. If you have a business, you'd better love what you do, or learn to love it, because it will take the routine out of your previous life.
It could consume you, especially if it is either wildly successful, or a real struggle to keep afloat. Remember that being in business for yourself involves more than just doing what you do. You have to market yourself, and find ways to let others know you are out there and available for them. That may not come easily to most, but it's vital to your success.
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