5 Starting Obligations for Increasing Your Income
There is no way for businesspeople to earn and save enough money to care for their spouse and children, now and for 25+ years of old age, without fulfilling obligations, which implies they need to learn what obligations are.
Obligations are duties that include what people must do and must refrain from doing for three strategic reasons:
1. To avoid triggering threats, or likelihoods of harm, failure, pain, suffering and early death
2. To produce new opportunities
3. To avoid losing opportunities
Learning about and fulfilling obligations constitutes an enormous part of every human being’s and every human society’s daily activities.
A case can easily be made that all that people do every day, all day, is fulfill different categories of obligations – moral, psychological, social and practical – required to survive, be free and live a good life.
Fulfill your obligations with eagerness, enthusiasm and passion!
Start with these five obligations:
Quit fulfilling obligations that thwart your intentions to earn, save and invest enough money to care for your spouse and children.
Accept your financial and competitive obligations gracefully and enthusiastically, without resentment or denial, and acquire new skills to compete successfully.
Increase eagerness to learn what must be done and what you must refrain from doing in order to fulfill your ambitions.
Increase enthusiasm for learning and performing the duties required to take care of your concerns, produce satisfactory situations, acquire new capabilities to think and act effectively, and execute strategies.
Increase passion for the moods, distinctions and practices required to succeed, build your career and business, and fulfill your financial, career and business intentions.
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This article is based on the writings of Toby Hecht, author of Aji, an IR#4 Business Philosophy. 4.7 stars on Amazon.
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