Honest ways of earning money

Have you ever tried in your lives about the many ways of earning money. The most Honest ways H capital because I really mean Honest one is supposed to do it in ways like
1.Become a producer eg. you may become farmer, operate mines and drill the sea for petrol and many other similar ventures available directly from symbiosis with nature.
2.Become an employee i.e. do what the employer says.
3.Become an employer i.e. do what the world wants
4.Become a professional i.e. help others about what you know.
5.Become a shareholder - i.e. Let them give their money and you make something big and return them what they want. This cycle is continuous
6.Sell products and services and information - i.e. make profits.
7.Finally, become a middle man or a trader.
The list is exhaustive. You can always place somebody in one of the above ways. They are honest ways of living and acceptable ways. No doubt there are some hooligans who may try to bend rules, but for them there is jail.
Opt, which one do you like.

M for Money

Having an itch for money is not a negative view, but a neutral view. After all, currency is a medium of exchange for buying goods and services and clearing off debts. It is true that money can buy us many good things. That doesn’t mean one mustn’t save. During hard times, when you are alone they can save you from going to a further descent. This is a perspective we hold about money and true to some extent. We feel it is sometimes a good thing that some are desperate about their 100 rupee note, because if they weren’t they would not value it and if they don’t value it they would not provide any service to you.

One thing we all like about currency is that it is a common denomination for buying many things. It is a city-man’s barter. It is with this paper note we have innumerable amounts of choices, we can buy food, clothing and shelter. These are the basic things. The problem with currency is we don’t know what to buy and when, that is to say most of the times. Again, most of us are very frivolous about it and buy things in a flicker. We go to the market wanting something else; we see something else and buy something else. We realize that is where the excitement is. ‘Buying in a blink.’

It is the mental security which the smell of a paper note can give you. You feel glad to have a 1000 Rupee note in your pocket. It opens new doors to freedom. The power of currency is in its spending and not in accumulating.