A chat with a consultant about escaping the time for money trap

[Andy Black]

Just had a chat with new forum member @MelanitaD who posted a query on the Inside.

She's a consultant with skills and wondering how to separate her income from her hours.

Audio:

• A chat with a consultant about escaping the money for time trap

Video:

View: https://youtu.be/iEZROnBTaxA


Hope it helps.

What's your biggest takeaway?

What will you do different going forward?


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[msufan]

Is it just me, or are some people actually starting to get it? I think the younger generation realizes that company loyalty is dead, pensions are dead, having your income limited by an hourly wage is not enough, living above your means is no good, etc. Are people actually getting it, or am I just hanging around a certain subset of people?

 

[Andy Black]

Is it just me, or are some people actually starting to get it? I think the younger generation realizes that company loyalty is dead, pensions are dead, having your income limited by an hourly wage is not enough, living above your means is no good, etc. Are people actually getting it, or am I just hanging around a certain subset of people?

Both I think.

You're likely hanging around a certain subset of people, AND the younger generation are starting to "get it".

It's trendy to found a tech startup.

It's trendy to be an entrepreneur or digital nomad.

A lot of awareness of earning money off your own back is being raised by the likes of:

• MJ's books and books by many others.
• Countless podcasts.
• Air B'n'B.
• Uber.
• Even Tai Lopez and all the motivational business quotes cr@p in people's IG feeds.

 

[Niptuck MD]

good work @Andy Black

 

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[ocricci]

Thank you @Andy Black

 

[Andy Black]

good work @Andy Black

Thank you @Andy Black

You're welcome.

I'm curious. What were your main takeaways?

 

[Niptuck MD]

What were your main takeaways?

for me, i paid more attention to your conversational skills and questioning. I thought the flow and the execution of it was fluid and highly commendable. There are a lot of folk out there that attempt to do such chats but fail to keep the flow fluid. The points spoken about where things that I already am aware of but the overall it was good presentation

 

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[Andy Black]

for me, i paid more attention to your conversational skills and questioning. I thought the flow and the execution of it was fluid and highly commendable. There are a lot of folk out there that attempt to do such chats but fail to keep the flow fluid. The points spoken about where things that I already am aware of but the overall it was good presentation

Blimey. Glad I asked! I'm always (always!) surprised at people's takeaways from my recorded calls or videos.