(IJCH) A Post by @thatguymatt - Great Focus. Suggestions to Ponder...

IJCH - Inside JaiChai's Head (meaning: My warped, personal opinions and musings.)

From the Author

Salutations. I am JaiChai.

And if I haven't had the pleasure to make your acquaintance, it's always nice to meet a fellow Steemian.

I just read an excellent post by @thatguymatt,

https://steemit.com/passiveincome/@thatguymatt/monthly-passive-income-report-october-2017

Then I posted this comment/reply to @thatguymatt:

@thatguymatt,

Excellent post.

It's obvious that you have superior drive and focus.

And compared to the mass of media sedated, auto-pilot, zombies in today's world, a person with self-motivation and definite goals is rare, indeed.

Salutations.

I am Jaichai. And I am very pleased to make your acquaintance.

RE: Your Post

You are definitely on the right path, young man.

But please remember that every moment of your life is precious.

I urge you to think. Think hard. Make sure that your destination is worth the life time.

"Too many people spend their whole lives climbing the corporate ladder; only to find out too late that it was leaning on the wrong wall." - Dr. Stephen R. Covey

There are only so many minutes in one day. Consequently, trading your time for money is absolutely the worst way to get ahead.

Synergize.

Work once, get paid indefinitely.

Actively seek ways to learn more about yourself and increase your world knowledge. It will lead to giant leaps in self-improvement and increase your empathy for other people.

Why is this important to your goals?

When you understand others, you get an idea what they need and desire.

Armed with these golden insights, generating passive, residual income becomes so much easier - and a Hell of a lot more fun too!

Then, with sound preparation (due diligence) and patience, you can deploy your obedient, silent money soldiers and ambassadors into the world.

And they will persistently recruit many more of their own to join the ranks.

Don't Stress It

Always focus on your future, wealthy self.

Remember this: What you fear you make appear and what you resist, persists.

Here's why:

See:

https://steemit.com/life/@jaichai/ijch-in-response-to-samstonehill-re-good-vibrations

Concentrate on your passion, while serving others.

"I recommend that everyone become wealthy; not because of the things you can get, but because of the person you must become. For it doesn't take long on this path to realize that you must give of yourself BEFORE anyone reciprocates." - JaiChai

Do not confuse lots of money with true wealth. On the surface, they might seem like the same thing, but they are not.

See:

https://steemit.com/life/@jaichai/ijch-in-response-to-steembusiness-personal-freedom-and-wealth

And during those inevitable times of discouragement, I hope you remember that it is temporary.

(Chinese character for Love)

See:

https://steemit.com/life/@jaichai/ijch-in-response-to-lucylin-discouragement-be-damned-do-what-you-love

Revisit your passions and do them.

Serve others. Create a product or service that gives some kind of pleasure or takes away some kind of pain.

From personal experience, I can confidently say that if you demonstrate your genuine motivation to give of yourself and benefit others, you will be more than rewarded in kind.

Upvoted and following you now.

Namaste (I recognize the divine in you, my friend),

JaiChai

(End of Comment/Reply)

P.S.

My Steemian friend @raybrockman eloquently describes the virtues of giving vice taking in this excellent post:

https://steemit.com/life/@raybrockman/are-you-a-giver-or-a-taker?sort=new#comments

Many thanks for reading my post. And if you enjoyed it, please: Upvote, Follow, Comment and Resteem.

- JaiChai "My mind was a terrible thing to waste..."

About the Author

He is a retired U.S. Military veteran. Believing that school was too boring, he dropped out of High School early; only to earn an AA, BS and MBA in less than 4 years much later in life – while working full-time as a Navy/Marine Corps Medic. In spite of a fear of heights and deep water, he freefall parachuted out of airplanes and performed diving ops in very deep, open ocean water.

He spends his days on an island paradise with his teenage daughter, longtime girlfriend and three dogs.

Parting Shot -