How the Rich Invest Their Time

Jan 16
00:36

2005

Aaron Kater

Aaron Kater

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If you don’t seem to have enough time in your day, you might want to invest some of it and read this article to find out how to create more valuable time in your day.The rich are rich in part because

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If you don’t seem to have enough time in your day,How the Rich Invest Their Time Articles you might want to invest some of it and read this article to find out how to create more valuable time in your day.

The rich are rich in part because they know how to invest their time wisely to create more time to find and build investments. To do this, they know exactly how to prioritize the things they have to do in the normal day:

Instead of doing the piddling things first, such as cleaning a minor mess, dropping off something, picking something up, ironing, or laundry (unless it’s critical!), or things like that, they do the most important/time-consuming things possible first; things like spending a set amount of time searching for a good investment property, things like investing time developing and promoting their website that pulls in extra cash, buying vending machines to place in shops, or, even more important than any of these things that will pull in money, investing time developing a deeper relationship with their family, and even more importantly, with God.

If you would like to know how to develop a deeper and closer relationship with God, or if you’re interested in learning how to develop a relationship with Him in the first place, please look for my article How The Rich Develop A Deeper Relationship With God.

To earn or create money, you need to have time. Time is the most crucial of all the things needed to become rich and/or wealthy. Even if you have plenty of money to invest, if you have no spare time to put it in an investment, all the money is good for is paying off bills, rather than putting it to work earning money to pay the bills for you, without having to work.

Another extremely critical thing to have is diligence. It’s really not easy to become rich; you have to be willing to work for it. I’m not saying make it your job. I’m not saying spend every single second you have at your workplace, trying futilely to earn more money, and I’m not saying you should shirk at your job and get fired; I’m saying you should reschedule that golf or tennis match this Saturday, and get off the couch or away from in front of the computer this afternoon, and spend this extra time looking for an investment. In fact, why don’t you go ahead and make a covenant with yourself to spend at least an hour a day (boy, that couch will look comfortable!) making a sincere attempt at finding a good property or, if you prefer the Internet, affiliate program that will pay you for the rest of your life. If you’d like to learn more about making money on the Internet, you might want to check out some of my other articles, entitled How the Rich Build A Profitable Website, How the Rich Get Rich Online, etc. You might also want to check out my website, http://aaronkater.4t.com.

Once you’ve found one that you think is satisfactory, obtain it immediately. Don’t celebrate just yet. Wait until your third or fourth check rolls in, to make sure you’re earning residual income, and then take your family out for dinner. Before you eat, however, even if it’s not your family custom, try saying a little prayer thanking God for providing that investment. Then make it a habit.

Anyway, now you know a little more about how to invest your time wisely to ensure that your family is happy, and that you are happy, earning residual streams of income with affiliate programs and real estate.

That’s all for now!

Aaron Kater