Jayson Lowe argues that your after-tax income is already spent on your priorities, so earning more won't free you without a mindset shift. Financial control requires honest introspection and a burning desire to change what you prioritize, not a bigger paycheck.
If you imagine all of the income that you keep, not what you earn, but what you keep after taxes, deductions, all of that, you are already allocating 100% of that sum of money to everything that you have prioritized as being important. And so what Nelson's outlining is he's saying you have to have some honest introspection and a commitment to get out of financial prison must be a burning passion. He never said anywhere that you have to be at a certain income level in order for this concept to make sense. What he said is that it all begins with the way that you think. And if you desire control and you desire getting out of financial prison, that, that being a burning passion, then you have to have that introspection. Regardless of what I'm keeping in the way of income, I'm already allocating 100% of it to everything that I have prioritized as, as important. So if I want to begin implementing this process, it's It's not about how much I need to begin implementing it. It's about how much I am going to prioritize to begin implementing it. Want to find out more about how you can become your own banker? Click the link below or head over to learnwithjay.com. That's learnwithjay.com.
