The Seeds of My Financial Freedom...
24th July 2005
For several days, I have been thinking and planning for the day when I leave my current job and take Robert Kiyosaki's advice to work for myself and not merely be an employee who will never grow rich but merely add to his liability column.
The plan is a secret of course, but the general idea has already taken root and what is still hazy is the idea of marketing and selling my product to the right people at the right time. On reflection, I realise that timing is extremely crucial as well.
True to my nature, I'll not be renting an office space, nor hiring a single employee, but it'll be me myself controlling all aspects.
Success is never guaranteed but I believe firmly and wholeheartedly that with some luck and good timing, my business will take off after some taxiing and acceleration. Yes, the profit margin is just slightly above average but how high the turnover becomes, and consequently, how well I do, is largely dependent on how I present and sell my product, a product of my analytical brain.
I have exactly one month to make it work and then take things from there...
Evening update -
Been surfing for hours, and managed to download one episode of Family Guy, a movie(The Amityville Horror), only to discover(to my horror) that an audio codec was not available for the movie not to become a silent one!
Darn!
Anyway, I had some interesting conversations with my 'online bf', as well as a friend's friend whom I've not met in a long time.
I'm still in love with my baby!!!*sighzzz**ahhhhh*
Watched several episodes of Strangers with Candy(that show is HIILLLAAAAIIRIOUSSSSS!), with an eye to creating a montage of all 30 episodes which I've downloaded, which will be both a tribute to the entertainment value of the series, as well as a highlight of my life.
I leave you, the reader, with the lyrics of a song that is the backbone of my favourite montage, and which holds the keys to my ability to stay tuned in to myself everyday, and experience contentment without love.
Translation: Despite all the frustrations and thwarted hopes of the past, my life goes on, with many blessings to count along the way, and with confidence in the happiness that I know will come to me one day.
Wild Child
Roma Ryan
Ever close your eyes
Ever stop and listen
Ever feel alive
And you've nothing missing
You don't need a reason
Let the day go on and on
Let the rain fall down
Everywhere around you
Give into it now
Let the day surround you
You don't need a reason
Let the rain go on and on
What a day
What a day to take to
What a way
What a way
To make it through
What a day
What a day to take to
A wild child
Only take the time
From the helter skelter
Every day you find
Everything's in kilter
You don't need a reason
Let the day go on and on
Every summer sun
Every winter evening
Every spring to come
Every autumn leaving
You don't need a reason
Let it all go on and on
What a day
What a day to take to
What a way
What a way
To make it through
What a day
What a day to take to
A wild child
For several days, I have been thinking and planning for the day when I leave my current job and take Robert Kiyosaki's advice to work for myself and not merely be an employee who will never grow rich but merely add to his liability column.
The plan is a secret of course, but the general idea has already taken root and what is still hazy is the idea of marketing and selling my product to the right people at the right time. On reflection, I realise that timing is extremely crucial as well.
True to my nature, I'll not be renting an office space, nor hiring a single employee, but it'll be me myself controlling all aspects.
Success is never guaranteed but I believe firmly and wholeheartedly that with some luck and good timing, my business will take off after some taxiing and acceleration. Yes, the profit margin is just slightly above average but how high the turnover becomes, and consequently, how well I do, is largely dependent on how I present and sell my product, a product of my analytical brain.
I have exactly one month to make it work and then take things from there...
Evening update -
Been surfing for hours, and managed to download one episode of Family Guy, a movie(The Amityville Horror), only to discover(to my horror) that an audio codec was not available for the movie not to become a silent one!
Darn!
Anyway, I had some interesting conversations with my 'online bf', as well as a friend's friend whom I've not met in a long time.
I'm still in love with my baby!!!*sighzzz**ahhhhh*
Watched several episodes of Strangers with Candy(that show is HIILLLAAAAIIRIOUSSSSS!), with an eye to creating a montage of all 30 episodes which I've downloaded, which will be both a tribute to the entertainment value of the series, as well as a highlight of my life.
I leave you, the reader, with the lyrics of a song that is the backbone of my favourite montage, and which holds the keys to my ability to stay tuned in to myself everyday, and experience contentment without love.
Translation: Despite all the frustrations and thwarted hopes of the past, my life goes on, with many blessings to count along the way, and with confidence in the happiness that I know will come to me one day.
Wild Child
Roma Ryan
Ever close your eyes
Ever stop and listen
Ever feel alive
And you've nothing missing
You don't need a reason
Let the day go on and on
Let the rain fall down
Everywhere around you
Give into it now
Let the day surround you
You don't need a reason
Let the rain go on and on
What a day
What a day to take to
What a way
What a way
To make it through
What a day
What a day to take to
A wild child
Only take the time
From the helter skelter
Every day you find
Everything's in kilter
You don't need a reason
Let the day go on and on
Every summer sun
Every winter evening
Every spring to come
Every autumn leaving
You don't need a reason
Let it all go on and on
What a day
What a day to take to
What a way
What a way
To make it through
What a day
What a day to take to
A wild child
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