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UPC Newsletters>
"How to Earn Money"
March 12, 2005
There is a very real possibility that everything you and I
have been taught about how to earn money is so far from the
truth that it's almost comical.
Earning money has nothing to do with age, formal education,
gender or geography. It has nothing to do with past
experience or your formal years of education or your level
of intellect.
There are individuals who are functionally illiterate who
have become multimillionaires, while there are others who
are absolutely brilliant and they are broke.
Virtually anyone can be taught how to earn millions of
dollars and yet the sad truth is that 97 out of every 100
people are born, live their entire lives, and die without
ever learning how to earn money.
To perpetuate this ridiculous problem, their ignorance is
passed along from one generation to the next.
Our school system has been designed as an environment to
enlighten young minds, to replace ignorance with
understanding and ultimately improve the quality of life.
And though our educational system has obviously been
successful in many areas, it has woefully neglected one
important subject, "How to Earn Money."
A lack of understanding in this area is the cause of
numerous unwanted and unnecessary problems, since money is
the medium of exchange that is used worldwide for other
people's products and services.
There has always been a small, select group, approximately
3% of our population, who clearly understand that
prosperity consciousness is the primary cause of wealth and
their prosperity consciousness, like ignorance, is also
passed down from one generation to the next.
Let's look at "money." What is it? Money is a reward you
receive for the service you render.
The more valuable the service, the greater the reward.
Thinking of ways we can be of greater service will not only
help us earn more money, it will also enable us to grow
intellectually and spiritually.
You can learn to make millions from someone who has already
done it.
Once you have done it. Now you teach others.
If a college professor can make $50 to 100k a year to teach
one subject you might not ever use.
What do you believe you should be paid to teach someone to
become a millionaire? 
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