Because valuable FOUNDERS, owning valuable businesses, don’t work for money. They are a group of people who can’t be bought.
In the financial investment world, there’s a saying shared among investors:
‘A company that isn’t good enough is always looking for funding, but a good company won’t let you invest.’
‘Banks are the credit distribution centers of the economy; they only lend to you when you don’t desperately need the money.’
So how can you get a chance to invest in a good company?
It’s by creating value for the founder beyond just money.
You need to understand that founders don’t work for money.
- They work for good relationships.
- They work for a supportive network.
- They work for personal growth and the unique experiences gained from taking risks and doing difficult work.
- They work because they provide valuable products and services to the community.
And the recognition that comes back to us – the founders – is money.
Money is a measure and acknowledgment that the products and efforts we put in are valuable to the masses.
Knowledge is only true knowledge when it creates growth and development for the company through its impact – sales.
What happens when you only work for money?
It means you’ll have to work for someone who has money.
Because you don’t own it, someone else owns that money.
Founders don’t work for money, but with money, they achieve their goals and missions.
Because founders need freedom and no longer have to worry about money.
Have a good day.
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