Let’s pretend you and I each own a restaurant.
You’re smart. I’m stupid.
Every time you sit down to eat in your own restaurant, you pay for your meals. You tip your waitresses. You make yourself “just another customer.”
Me?
I’m lazy or entitled. I pig out. I don’t pay because…heck why should I? I’m the owner.
In 30 years, you and I go to sell because we want out.
My restaurant has no cash. I basically stole from myself the entire time I was in business.
You? Your business is flush with cash. Your employees have good morale. Buyers are lining up around the corner.
It’s so simple, yet so rare. The idea of paying yourself for the use of your own services.
Now, what about paying yourself for the use of your own savings? Same idea.
Yet, most people don’t do it.
It feels “weird.”
How do you pay yourself interest?
Answer: you exploit time. You become your own banker.
I mean, the idea is just so totally “out there.”
Yet, it’s not hard and there are mucho benefits to doing it.
Like…
…you’ll end up with 40% more spendable cash this year than you had last year. I’m talking real money without working harder or making any more money than you are right now.
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David Lewis