:: papaphysix's blog ::

There was a strong sense of inertia (physix!) that I had to overcome when I quit my stable job as a teacher and deciding to go into this sales-based job of meeting people and informing them about this good investment opportunity in development banking.

The fear of asking, the fear of rejection, the fear of meeting strangers overwhelmed me at the beginning...

But as I gained more confidence of the investment product through research and questioning, the fear diminished tremendously since I now sincerely see it as a way of helping people to grow their money safely and wisely without having much risks and constant monitoring.

my WHY factors for going into this new career is also a driving force for me when the going gets tough. There must be reason(s) why you are working (or studying so hard) for. Money (or good grades) is never the reason. Its just a way to achieving an end. The more meaningful/selfless your reason(s) are, the stronger will be your desire and the higher will be your chance of achieving your goals. Here's some of my WHY factors:

1. To achieve financial freedom so that I can spend MORE time with my family and NO time worrying about not having enough money to support my family and my aging parents.
2. To help others to grow their money safely and wisely without having much risks so that they can use their money for their childrens' education or retirement.

At a slightly later stage,
3. To help others to achieve financial freedom by recruiting some of my friends to achieve what I have achieved.
4. To educate my students (or teenagers) about financial wisdom and how they can achieve what I have achieved through mentorship and publishing a book about my life's lessons.
5. To set up a home-schooling fund to help families who desire to give the best form of education to their children but find it financially difficult to do so.

Categories: why [t], financial [t], sales [t], freedom [t]

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