Hey {!firstname_fix},
If you're anything like me, you've
probably been told: "if you want to get
ahead in life you have to work hard."
Right?
That's something called "conventional
wisdom".
But, as you probably already know, the
trouble with conventional wisdom is that
it's usually not "wise" at all.
So, since conventional wisdom isn't
wise how about some "unconventional
wisdom" instead?
Here it is...
"Working Hard Doesn’t Work"
I mean, here's the thing...
You probably work hard, right?
(nobody says no to that question)
So then... are you wealthy?
Or, more importantly...
... are you financially independent?
-> Financial independence means you
don't have to wake up to a loud alarm
clock...
-> You don't need to fight traffic to go
to work
-> You decide where and when you work,
and if you don't feel like working you
can take the day off
-> You don't have to answer to anyone
else ever (except maybe your spouse)
-> You no longer need to hope your boss
will notice your hard work and give you
a raise
-> Financial independence means you
never have to worry about money again...
Ever.
Here's what the average person's life
looks like:
The alarm clock wakes you up. You wipe
the sleep from your eyes, shower and get
dressed for work...
You fight the traffic for 30 minutes or
more...
...adding another stressful hour or so
to your workday
You work harder than your co-worker,
but... at the end of the week you both
get the same pay.
Maybe you get a promotion, maybe not...
...probably not.
The odds of hard-working your way to
financial independence while working for
someone else is probably about as good
as your odds of winning the lottery.
"Working Hard Doesn’t Work"
So, if working hard doesn't work, what
does?
Working smart.
Working smart these days means getting
involved in a program that allows you to
have extra income, tax deductions,
opportunity to build up savings, own
things that increase in value, and it
enables you to use other people’s hard
work and money to do it.
It all really boils down to one
question...
Would you rather work hard or work
smart?
--> Here's a way to work smart
I found a program that gives folks like
you and me a way to work smart...
You get all of the tools to write your
own paycheck and help others to get:
- 100 to 200 fresh leads a day, and...
- A "work smart" program to sell to
the people in those leads so that they
too can write their own paychecks...
...by working smart.
- And this brilliant program even
includes a built-in email system so
you can reach out to those leads with
your work smart program offer...
See you at the inside,
Rene
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