It is often agreed that time is money and that time holds much more value than money, but if that holds true then why do we continue to chase money rather than time?

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It doesn’t just take religious belief to sometimes use the line “it wasn’t meant to be” and it’s often true that we, as individuals, look to a greater reason for things to happen (or not) for us through our lifetime.  We sometimes blame not having been given an employment opportunity on the fact that it must not have been the right one or perhaps it wasn’t our time for it.  It is difficult to actually accept the fact that perhaps we weren’t good enough for it or not prepared well enough for it.

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As a debatable question very similar to “Can money buy happiness?”, most people without money will answer no, most with money will tell you YES even if they are unhappy. Money can buy you things and in some cases buying yourself things that will make you happy. You would think that as a result the answer is “yes”, if you are materialistic and simply just want anything, but what about those who are not materialistic?  Can money buy them anything?

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It is said in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs that 4 steps exist in a man’s life before he realizes what self-actualization really is and finds purpose in life.  In descending order, the needs begin with your most basic necessities which are physiological, such as water, food, sex etc.  Followed by your safety needs like being secure at your job, health, and so forth.  Lastly, followed by your love and esteem needs.  Self-actualization as you can see is clearly above all and the last point in the hierarchy you will reach in your life.

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We expect the world to acquire common sense, though we often find ourselves using the line “Common Sense Isn’t so Common”, yet have we ever stopped to analyze why or perhaps what it is that makes some people so much more aware of whats going on around them?  Do we ever wonder why some people are street smart and others with PhD’s are not capable of showcasing common sense in some situations?

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An interesting point of view came to mind the other day as I simply observed the world around me, making me realize the reason why we evolved into the destructive and poorly valued society we are in, is because we grow a thicker tolerance year after year for money driven changes.  Look around you, every single piece of art, billboard, bus stop, or just about every single wall built is covered by some sort of brand which we often paid for.  There is not a single piece of information out there that is not related to a product or service.

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To celebrate the release of our next book Is It 5 Yet?, we bring you a small except from the book that you might enjoy.  The idea of this newest book is to help all of you stuck in Corporate America roles by showing you various ways you can transition from working for someone to working for yourself. Make sure to pick up your copy soon after its release in late April.

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