Comments on: Do You Have the Balls to Make Money Doing What You Love? http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/ Make Money Online Sharing Your Inner Genius Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:11:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: agnes http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1491 agnes Tue, 18 Aug 2009 11:09:41 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1491 hi there i come into this conversation very late (a year later!), i've just discovered your site so have been going through the articles. What came to mind as i read this particular one is the fact that there are are many people that still feel "stuck"". even after reading all the wonderful posts you have put, i think the majority of people are still missing that mental catalyst that helps them make the shift from a mindset that is not happy with circumstances, and is frustrated at not knowing what the next move is. has anyone figured out what that might be yet??? maybe you have a clue or the potential to bring it to light for "stuck" individuals. hi there

i come into this conversation very late (a year later!), i’ve just discovered your site so have been going through the articles. What came to mind as i read this particular one is the fact that there are are many people that still feel “stuck”". even after reading all the wonderful posts you have put, i think the majority of people are still missing that mental catalyst that helps them make the shift from a mindset that is not happy with circumstances, and is frustrated at not knowing what the next move is.

has anyone figured out what that might be yet??? maybe you have a clue or the potential to bring it to light for “stuck” individuals.

]]> By: Paul Piotrowski http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1481 Paul Piotrowski Sun, 09 Nov 2008 21:58:56 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1481 @SuiteJ: Thanks! :) @SuiteJ: Thanks! :)

]]> By: SuiteJ http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1482 SuiteJ Sun, 09 Nov 2008 21:24:30 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1482 I'm lovin' this: "You want someone to come along and guarantee you results with no risk on your part. Well, that’s what you already have, it’s called a JOB" I look at the risk as the motivator. What can I do to increase the chances of this working out for me? Great post Paul! Cheers! Jay I’m lovin’ this: “You want someone to come along and guarantee you results with no risk on your part. Well, that’s what you already have, it’s called a JOB”

I look at the risk as the motivator. What can I do to increase the chances of this working out for me?

Great post Paul!
Cheers!
Jay

]]> By: Corey Freeman http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1489 Corey Freeman Thu, 30 Oct 2008 02:26:26 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1489 Interesting dream. If I'd had it, I would think that it was me talking to myself, and I should probably have that conversation. I just had a conversation similar to this with a friend. I told her that you can't give up on something you really want out of fear. There are risks with anything, but if you want it, go for it. Don't say it's over till the last chord. Interesting dream. If I’d had it, I would think that it was me talking to myself, and I should probably have that conversation. I just had a conversation similar to this with a friend. I told her that you can’t give up on something you really want out of fear. There are risks with anything, but if you want it, go for it. Don’t say it’s over till the last chord.

]]> By: Keral Patel http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1487 Keral Patel Sat, 25 Oct 2008 06:35:33 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1487 One must have balls to earn money doing what they love. Otherwise life is a burden on them. One must have balls to earn money doing what they love. Otherwise life is a burden on them.

]]> By: Spreading Love - October 08 Week 3 | Mr Javo dot Com http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1480 Spreading Love - October 08 Week 3 | Mr Javo dot Com Sun, 19 Oct 2008 11:31:18 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1480 [...] Do You Have the Balls to Make Money Doing What You Love? by Paul on InspiredMoneyMaker.com. [...] [...] Do You Have the Balls to Make Money Doing What You Love? by Paul on InspiredMoneyMaker.com. [...]

]]> By: Philipp Knoll http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1479 Philipp Knoll Sun, 19 Oct 2008 09:56:56 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1479 I bet it will be getting harder and harder to find peolpe who honestly believe that a JOB is the safer way to finance your lifes. Just sum up all the jobs that have been lost so far due to the current crisis. I haven't really done this myself as I try to focus my energy to work on my projects but I believe thousands of families must have lost at least one full-time income. Would those peolpe be better of now if they quit their jobs a while agoe to persue a career based on what they enjoy and have passion for? In many cases I bet they would. It took my some years to figure out how to follow my own path. I started highly motivated a couple of times just to fall back into the same patterns again after some month. It was this summer that I launched a new project and stayed with it ever since. I have even managed to create more than one stream of income by now. I make less money than I probably could taking a job again. But I've never been so happy with what I do. My view on things has definitely changed. Now it feels too risky to take a job. I'd never know how long that job would be mine... I bet it will be getting harder and harder to find peolpe who honestly believe that a JOB is the safer way to finance your lifes. Just sum up all the jobs that have been lost so far due to the current crisis. I haven’t really done this myself as I try to focus my energy to work on my projects but I believe thousands of families must have lost at least one full-time income. Would those peolpe be better of now if they quit their jobs a while agoe to persue a career based on what they enjoy and have passion for?

In many cases I bet they would.

It took my some years to figure out how to follow my own path. I started highly motivated a couple of times just to fall back into the same patterns again after some month.
It was this summer that I launched a new project and stayed with it ever since.
I have even managed to create more than one stream of income by now.

I make less money than I probably could taking a job again. But I’ve never been so happy with what I do.

My view on things has definitely changed. Now it feels too risky to take a job. I’d never know how long that job would be mine…

]]> By: Sherry http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1486 Sherry Sat, 18 Oct 2008 15:33:06 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1486 Just yesterday I had a conversation with someone trying to advise me on this very topic. They said it was just a matter of looking at the dollars received from one choice versus the dollars received from another choice. I thought to myself how silly that was because there are so many times we just don't have things in black and white and we just can't predict what kind of money we will make this month. I woke up this morning and found I had made an unexpected $80 commission from a program that doesn't send email notifications informing me of such commissions. Sometimes when you do the things you love for a job it takes a while to see the results, but you know in your heart what is right for you. Life is a miracle and it is constanly changing and producing nice little surpises. Taking risks makes life fun and challenging. Just yesterday I had a conversation with someone trying to advise me on this very topic. They said it was just a matter of looking at the dollars received from one choice versus the dollars received from another choice. I thought to myself how silly that was because there are so many times we just don’t have things in black and white and we just can’t predict what kind of money we will make this month.

I woke up this morning and found I had made an unexpected $80 commission from a program that doesn’t send email notifications informing me of such commissions.

Sometimes when you do the things you love for a job it takes a while to see the results, but you know in your heart what is right for you. Life is a miracle and it is constanly changing and producing nice little surpises. Taking risks makes life fun and challenging.

]]> By: Leah Whitehorse http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1488 Leah Whitehorse Sat, 18 Oct 2008 14:24:58 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1488 Hi Paul I have studied dreams since I was very young and can remember dreams I had when I was a child. I've kept a dream diary for about 25 years (some years more sparse than others). I have worked with probably around a thousand or more dreams of other people's over the years. Dreams can give a vast amount of information from day to day life to spiritual development. They are the key to the soul and connection to higher self. In dreams we can be all things, explore all possibilities. It's interesting that you comment on being 'harsh' because what you actually say is very true. Of course sometimes people are not in the place where they can hear the truth. People talk about the 'harsh' realities of life when in fact reality is not harsh or otherwise, it is what it is according to how you view it. Sounds like you've been having a conversation with your own inner doubting Thomas so that you can reaffirm (in no uncertain terms!) what you know to be right for you. Hi Paul
I have studied dreams since I was very young and can remember dreams I had when I was a child. I’ve kept a dream diary for about 25 years (some years more sparse than others). I have worked with probably around a thousand or more dreams of other people’s over the years. Dreams can give a vast amount of information from day to day life to spiritual development. They are the key to the soul and connection to higher self. In dreams we can be all things, explore all possibilities.
It’s interesting that you comment on being ‘harsh’ because what you actually say is very true. Of course sometimes people are not in the place where they can hear the truth. People talk about the ‘harsh’ realities of life when in fact reality is not harsh or otherwise, it is what it is according to how you view it.
Sounds like you’ve been having a conversation with your own inner doubting Thomas so that you can reaffirm (in no uncertain terms!) what you know to be right for you.

]]> By: Paul Piotrowski http://www.paulymath.com/2008/10/17/do-you-have-the-balls-to-make-money-doing-what-you-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1485 Paul Piotrowski Sat, 18 Oct 2008 06:24:46 +0000 http://www.inspiredmoneymaker.com/?p=522#comment-1485 Glad to see this message resonated with some of you. :) Glad to see this message resonated with some of you. :)

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