Thursday, July 28, 2005

Some Career Math

While entrepreneurship is at the very core of the Lazy Way to Success, let's get into some interesting career math for a moment.

Let's say you're earning $25,000 per year working at a corporate job. You like the job because you're good at it and feel that you're doing a good job for the employer. Hence, your career prospects should be quite good. Yes?

Before you answer that, think of your peers occupying a managerial position and earning $250,000. Do they have 10 times the experience? OR.. working 10 times harder?

I would think you agree the answer is no, even in theory. The short answer to why those earning ten times more is: Smart Laziness. Quite literally: do less, earn more.

So what do you need to do to upgrade your career standing 10 times or more?
In another entry in a couple of days, we will get to all that...

Juho Tunkelo