Once a wise man told "you don't need money to be happpy"

Money Is Money

A Beggar Replied

Memories make you happy, not the money.The beggar replied "how to make memories ?"

The Wise Replied

By spending time with your dear ones and self.

How do you have so much time?? If I would do the same, leave alone my family, I can't feed myself.

The Foolish Asked

I have money.

To Which The Wise Replied 

Time's the real money, you need money to earn time or in other words to spend time as you like.

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surya heatz on Oct 01

Every freelancer has heard the pitch from clients about “no money now, but there will be later”, “help start my business and you’ll be my ‘go-to’ person in the future”, or “when things get going, you can charge more and make up your lost fees”.These promises are of course lies! Every business has money. The trick is, getting them to part with it. Here are some handy ways of creative billing and other methods for turning a cheapskate into a great client… who pays your invoice!

Promises Of Clients💲

You’ll know whether the prospective client is just cheap, or doesn’t actually have any money for design within the first few moments of your first meeting. If they are cheap, They’ll tell you why you should be working for free. Whatever you say next in defense of your need to be paid will be met with one of these two reactions: An angry threat that they can get an art student to do the work for free.They will be interested in what you have to say because they truly do respect you as a freelancer and never thought of other ways you could be paid a fair fee for your work.

Real ways to get paid

Bartering a fee may include: Trading work for office space. This is fairly common. Many freelancers want an official office space that has a conference room, receptionist, better address for a more professional appearance, and other people around. Trading for hard goods, such as groceries, office supplies, equipment or any goods the company manufactures or sells. Trading work for “exposure” is one of those lies many free work-seeking clients use. You have to weigh how much exposure is gained/work you might get vs the work required of you.

1) BARTERING

Investment credit and a percentage of the company: If you argue about having to provide thousands of dollars to use your design work to help build up a startup, you might demand a percentage of the company itself, just like those who have invested financial funds. And you will have these benefits:-<ul><li>You are legally a partner. </li><li>You have access to company records to make sure you are being paid your true percentage. </li><li>You can’t be bought out of your percentage for pennies on the dollar. </li><li>You have limited liability so you won’t be the only partner being sued, or going to prison if the startup fails. </li></ul>

2) INVESTMENT

Extended or deferred payment can assure you of a legally binding way of recovering fair payments down the road. This can include: <ul><li>Invoicing for the full fee, but giving an extended payment time of several months. </li><li>Invoicing for the full fee with tiered payments spread out over a longer period of time. </li></ul>Invoicing for the full fee, with the intention of claiming the unpaid fee as a tax loss for a tax break (check with an accountant for how much you can legally claim on your taxes – accountants, like lawyers, also never seem to work for free.

3) EXTENDED PAYMENT

Naturally, being paid in full and in a timely manner is the ideal situation, but in the freelance business, sometimes you have to think quickly on your feet when provided an opportunity that may seem to be a scam to start off, but end up truly being an opportunity… just like the client promised you, but not with “rich friends”, “exposure”, or possible “lots of money later”… at least not without the mentioned contract!

Conclusion

Freelancing

3 SUCCESSFUL WAYS TO GET PAID BY A CLIENT WHO HAS “NO MONEY”

When a Middle class transition his/her Attitude from being a middle class to Rich he faces numerous difficulties like the way rich talk &amp; behave are completely different , As a Middle class we always have a mindset of scarcity and when a little extra money hits you . You start spending like you are rich , but actually you are in the transition &amp; if in this transition phase you spend all the money on the luxury you think is worth it , you never go up &amp; create liabilities😶 hence back to middle class

Middle Class To Rich Transition 

This transition period is very crucial for you so try to make assets then liabilities , Rich become richer because they know the value of money , it's human mind to get attracted to things we don't actually want . I am in this transition &amp; feel like I have money but still can't spend because I know I need to spend it wisely. It is sometimes frustrating because you work so hard but still can't spend it on the one you actually love the most that is you

Spend Wisely

If you wait today &amp; save or invest money you will have long term benifits &amp; have a rich future rather than being back to middle class because you spended the little money you had .

Patience Is The Key

Money 

Samarth Anand on Aug 25

At any pickle stand in Disneyland if you ask an employee how their day was they'll give you a free pickle.

How To Get A Free Pickle In Disneyland?

Let's face it – the economy is putting a strain on quite a bit of families. More people livepaycheck to paycheck than ever before. More people are looking for money saving tips in orderto keep their household in survival mode. We've all been at a point in our life in which we need to find ways to cut expenses and live more frugally. It isn't always easy to mak echanges and put a few extra bucks into our pockets, but every little bit of savings helps – no matter how minor it may be. There are lots of money saving tips that can be found within this book. Implement them straight away and you will notice a difference in your savings.

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Money Is Money

surya heatz on Oct 01

Promises Of Clients💲

3 SUCCESSFUL WAYS TO GET PAID BY A CLIENT WHO HAS “NO MONEY”