Just Over Broke

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Five reasons why you need to start a business beyond just having a JOB


1. A job will only pay you 12 times in a year. Imagine the whole year and you get paid only 12 times. Yes, 12 times in 365 days... You need streams of income that pay you while you sleep.

2. No employer will pay you what you are worth. Mostly, an employer can only pay you max 30% of what you make for him. Imagine making 100% for someone, and they get 30% and pay you... ouch, that hurts..

3. No one has ever become wealthy on a salary...Look at the Forbes list, there is no employee there, everyone is a business owner. You can make a lot of money to be comfortable on a job, but will never become wealthy... that's why some people say a J.O.B is simply  'Just Over Broke'..

4. In business, you pay tax yourself after spending on everything else.. On a job, they get the tax by force before you even start spending. Who made these rules? It seems they favour the rich... When you have multiple streams of income, especially business, it's you to take the money to the taxman... On a job, they get it before you even see it. They know your salary even before you see it yourself.

5. On a Job, to get money, you put in 100% yourself, and get 30%... In business, you can use the efforts of other people to get unlimited income. It's more lucrative to make 1% from a hundred people, than to make 100% of yourself.

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