what you have just said, is that you learnt how to sell and at the end of the day, that is how you make money. I am a failing entrepreneur at the moment, but that is the first and most important lesson i have learnt. If you don’t sell, you won’t make money.

And on showing off: the problem is that too many people falsely convince themselves that money is not important. well it is! and having it and telling people about it is ok, especially if you have WORKED for it.

“NOTE: If you’re not a highly successful and a highly experience full time affiliate marketer yet, don’t bother applying.”

yeah, I see what you mean bud

I started giving 10% back before I really had much. I went 28 years making jack, and 3 years later I went from totally in debt with no real prospect of paying it off with a poor salary and no savings, to being debt free, with a great job in a field I love, and a nice little house to boot.

The trick was stepping out and giving first. My personal beliefs are that it’s all God’s anyways & it’s not like he needs our money, but he gives it to me not to heap up on myself but to be a blessing to others. Sure, I get to enjoy it, but I think he does test us to see what we do with what we have. When I’ve made the right decisions, that $ has come back many-fold. That’s not why I do it, but just wanted to give my personal experiences.

Many friends of mine say, “When I start making some money, then I’ll start giving to my church, favorite charity, etc.” However, it seems more likely that if a person won’t do something with a little, then they won’t do it with a lot. Look at what happens to lotto winners. Usually broke within a few years.

Great posts Amit – thanks for the uplifting advice & encouragement.

Again thank you for being such an inspiration.

You may not be able to change the mindset of those who choose to be offended by your enthusiasm for your new lifestyle … but it’s important to speak your own truth.

Cheers from Canada,

Sheila

Aww shucks…you make me blush.

In this case Love can be interpreted as the greedy kind of love that drives one to do whatever it takes to make money and discounts the cost involved to others. You have seen those who are so wrapped up in their “love” of money that they eventually are consumed to the point they become rotten for the lack of a better word.

Money is not evil. Some of the wealthiest people in written history were the old testament patriarchs.

It’s what we so with that money that defines us… it is how we go about getting it that reflects our true inner self.

I say….. go for it…. just stay real