Financial opportunities and the flow of money are like streams of water in nature. Water flows when it rains and follows the path of least resistance. As a stream gathers more water along the way, it flows faster and stronger. If a stream hits an obstacle, it changes course in some way. It may flow over the obstacle, join an adjacent stream, or carve a new path altogether. If the rain stops, a stream eventually dries up. Streams are ever changing; they never stay the same.
Financial opportunities exist were people are ready, willing, and able to spend money (rain)..and it is easy to make a transaction (the path of least resistance). A stream of money begins to flow. If an obstacle pops up, via a new government regulation, competition, newer technology, or otherwise, that particular money stream will start to dry up. But people will find something else to spend their money on and create a new money stream somewhere else.
Financial opportunities are ever changing, and so are the streams of money that accompany them. A new technology/product/service/information will be invented and people will spend money on it as long as they find it useful and a good value. But things will change and that new technology will eventually become old technology and the money stream will dry up. When this happens, you must learn to jump to a new money stream.
If you are thirsty, look for water. If you have financial desires, look for a money stream.
Financial opportunities exist were people are ready, willing, and able to spend money (rain)..and it is easy to make a transaction (the path of least resistance). A stream of money begins to flow. If an obstacle pops up, via a new government regulation, competition, newer technology, or otherwise, that particular money stream will start to dry up. But people will find something else to spend their money on and create a new money stream somewhere else.
Financial opportunities are ever changing, and so are the streams of money that accompany them. A new technology/product/service/information will be invented and people will spend money on it as long as they find it useful and a good value. But things will change and that new technology will eventually become old technology and the money stream will dry up. When this happens, you must learn to jump to a new money stream.
If you are thirsty, look for water. If you have financial desires, look for a money stream.
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