“It’s easy to feel guilty when not working and we all know that more money doesn’t mean more happiness. So, how do you know when enough is enough?”

Well, I don’t have the answer for you. I just know what works for me.

Here it is…

INFORMATION:

1. I don’t pay attention to the Chiropractic industry. I focus on what I can do to uniquely help others and I associate myself with like-minded winners who are willing to support each other.
2. I read a lot. A book a day. Always looking for that one gold nugget.
3. I don’t watch “T.V.”. I’ll watch the occasional Netflix documentary, that’s about it.

Information is more important to me than anything else.

It enables me to think accurately, work smart, and feel optimistic about the present and the future.

WORK:

1. I only work Mon.-Thur. 7 am to about 3 pm.
2. I delegate a lot. Always tweaking and distilling. I spend a lot of time thinking and as much time as possible within my work window doing only what others can’t.
3. I don’t waste a minute. Every day, I push myself and try to get as much “Done” as possible. This is probably my biggest secret to success. The more value I can provide others, the better.

Even though I work hard when I work, I always remind myself that more work doesn’t equal more money. Nurturing relationships and providing value does. Without a doubt, it is very possible for both of us to make double what we make in half the time. We just haven’t figured it out yet.

MONEY:

1. I save some, I spend some, and I’m generous with others.
2. I don’t think about it. I think about what creates it. It’s merely a byproduct of doing the right things right.
3. I try to live as simply as possible. If it depreciates, I rarely buy “new”.

I’ve been happy and broke. As a result, I don’t take money much too seriously… If you want to be miserable, fearful, and stagnate, then worry about money, hoard it, and give it more importance than it deserves.

To attract it, don’t chase it.