Creating Wealth?
I believe that most people do not believe that working a job is exercising their ability to create wealth. One of the reasons for this is that they do not love their jobs.
If your job is an occupation, it is simply there to occupy your time. If your job is a vocation, then it is fulfilling a calling.
What is the difference between a prostitute’s job and your job? Not one single thing! She is doing what she feels she has to do in order to survive; and you are doing what you feel you have to do in order to survive.
Neither of you like what you are doing, but you do not believe that you can do anything else and make money.
The most difficult bad habit to break is the one concerning you. People generally do not like themselves, nor do they believe in themselves. We are so accustomed to following our history of failure instead of focusing on our vision or dream ahead of us.
It does not matter what you do in order to make money, you are exercising your God-given talent to make money.
Though I do not agree with what the prostitute does, she is at least ensuring that she does not starve. The odd thing about your ability to create wealth is that you are not deliberate in your aim toward what you really would like to do.
You do not have to immediately quit your job to live your dreams. Achieving your objective to make more money to pay off bills or so that you can give more to your church is noble.
Moreover, unless your dream business is producing more income than your job, I advise you to hold on to your bread and butter. You will know when it is time to toss your regular 9 to 5 job.
Trust in God and believe in the God who resides in you, and you can accomplish the desire of your heart.
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