How are YOU Making Your Money?

With so many perceptions on money itself, people are generally categorized into two models listed below, which demonstrates how one makes his money:

High chances are that you are currently employed, or you have been employed at one point of time in life. Remember meeting people who are like Model A: money first, results later? You can usually hear them utter any or all of the following lines or the likes:

• “Boss, you are giving me a lot of work. I insist you pay me more first, then.”

• “I have just come into this work place barely more than a week, and it seems that my boss is testing my patience by expecting me to deliver too much on performance. I will deliver them – only if he pays me more first.”

• “I deserve to be paid more for the amount of work I am doing.”

I am very sure you have definitely met people like that! Now, let’s take a look at people who fall into the Model B category where they place high importance on “proving their worth” first before the big pot of money.

Have you met anyone who is in the Model B category? They are often star employees, self-employers, professionals, and business people.

The bottom-line: There is an approximate 1.4 trillion US dollars circling around the globe everyday, looking to get into the hands of people they can trust. While it is obvious that anyone would naturally want to have more money so that they can spend, invest or do anyhow they like, proving your credibility, worth and trust is of up-most importance.

Think about it: if you are going to have to pay someone to get a certain job or task done, you would certainly like to have the task-holder prove his worth and show results first-hand. Otherwise, why pay him more and later be in for a surprise when you finally get to see his actual results?

On the same token, why should you get paid BIG first if you have yet to prove your worth just yet, whether you are an employee, business person, or a professional?

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