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Teresa on Living Big
“Life is luck, make it.”
–Mother Teresa (1910–1997)
Albanian missionary
Nobel Peace Prize winner
If you’re not earning the income you’d like to earn, ask yourself…
“Am I working like someone who makes $X thousand a year… someone who makes roughly $Y every money hour* of the day?”
Are you valuing your time at that level? If not, who will?
- $50,000 = $25 every money hour
- $75,000 = $37 every money hour
- $100,000 = $50 every money hour (almost $1 a minute)
- $120,000 = $60 every money hour ($1 a minute)
- $150,000 = $75 every money hour
- $200,000 = $100 every money hour
- $250,000 = $125 every money hour (more than $2 a minute)
Greater than $250,000 = You probably don’t need the reminder.
Fox on Setting the Tone
“I love getting up in the morning. I clap my hands and say, ‘This is gonna be a great day.’”
–the late Dicky Fox
sports agent in the film Jerry Maguire (1996)
Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. It constitutes a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country. (from the U.S. Department of Labor)
It was the Industrial Revolution (in the late 1800s) with its 12-hour 7-day schedules that inspired a need for better protection of workers (and by workers, we’re talking about physical tough stuff that makes you and I feel lucky type of workers).
The first Labor Day parade (10,000 marching workers) was in New York City in 1882. It took 12 years before Congress made it a holiday. History.com has Canada’s labor celebrations as the spark for that first U.S. Labor Day parade.