you may need to make a list of expenses that you can do without for the next six or 12 or even 24 months

so that you're not falling victim to saying yes to the small money and instead creating that time and space

for the big money idea that you have or it'll never happen.

Welcome everybody this is for the love of money where we are making you unapologetic about your pursuit of success

by sharing the tools, tips, and stories of those who have already made it.

My name is Chris Harder, and each week I will bring you incredible guests in order to prove that when good for love of money episodes that I like to call my two cents and

today I'm weighing in my two cents on the fact that the easy money will oftentimes

cost you the big money the easy money will oftentimes cost you the big money. The easy money will oftentimes cost you the big money. So let me

kind of explain what I mean by this. Recently Lori and I sat down and we reviewed

our goals like we always do and we're talking about the number of actions the number of things we said

yes to for blank amount of money each one that really zapped us of all of our

energy and all of our time and all of our

creativity that we would have put into much bigger money projects like we're

starting to right now. We were reflecting on last year and the year before that and

we realized that every time we're reflecting on last year and the year before that.

And we realized that every time you say yes

to a $10,000 opportunity or a $20,000 opportunity,

it's costing you days worth of time and energy that you could be putting into a million dollar opportunity.

Now I'm just using those numbers for example sake.

Find yourself in the journey. What I mean for everybody is for you every time you say yes to this five hundred dollar job here or this thousand dollar job there

It's probably taking up so much time that it's robbing you of the creativity and the energy that you would have

been putting that time into a $100,000 opportunity.

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