Fear of not Having Money
When fear of not having money arises we should not rush to get a job but ask ourselves " What is the solution to this problem?". We might think a job is the solution but the author says it isn't. A job is really a short-term solution to a long-term problem.
Instead of just getting up and going to work because not having the money to pay your bills is scaring you, ask yourself, ‘Is working harder at this the best solution to this problem?’ Most people are too afraid to rationally think things through and instead run out the door to a job they hate.
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