Anyway, I recently learned a few things from my little study. Because I am getting ready to enter a new stage of my life. I therefore need to be somewhat prepared, even if only.
It fascinates me to learn that the majority of people who have regular paid employment enjoy footing the bill for everything else and, in the end, blame the government for the situation in which they find themselves. Paying for everything means that we make purchases from food vendors, clothes designers, transportation providers, and many other businesses, but at the end of the month, we have little to nothing left over for ourselves.
Paying yourself was mentioned in a few publications I recently read as the first step toward financial freedom or riches. The justification is that we must cover our "basic" demands because the economy is difficult and there is no way we can pay ourselves by setting aside at least a tenth of our income.
I came to the realization that, had I began saving 10% of my income when I first started working last year, I would today be having some cool cash in the bank. That savings would have likely generated more income for me through interest or otherwise. I've started making aggressive payments to myself over time to see if I can achieve a certain goal with this new outlook.
I took stock of my previous work. Although I haven't done terribly at all, my performance is not where it should be right now.
I want to tell someone today that it is never too late to start taking care of yourself, regardless of your income level. You earned it because you toiled so hard to earn the money. Allow it to function in exchange for you. Be disciplined to set aside 10% of your income so that it can eventually work for you.
Never throw away your seeds; else, there won't be any left over for planting later.
If there will be a large harvest, your funds will serve as your seeds.
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