Why Do We Want More For Less? - Episode 81

Most people have an inverted relationship with work. They associate work with something difficult. We’ve conditioned ourselves that work is tedious, has to be done, and isn’t supposed to be fun. And the more we do it, the more miserable we are. This is normal, right? Wrong!

 

This actually only happens when we are in a job we don’t like that isn’t fulfilling. 

 

I have been getting ready for the re-launch of The Million Dollar Mentor. I created a free 5-day training, and in the group, I asked what everyone wanted — what they truly wanted out of life. And you know what the overwhelming majority said? They want to earn more money while working less. This isn’t shocking, right? It seems that everyone wants this. And I used to be the same.

 

Until I grew into a multimillion-dollar brand and realized that the more money I make, the more I work. And that I actually prefer this because my purpose in life is being met through my work! It took me years of doing more work than I’d ever done in my life to reach the point I’m at now and let me tell you — I work even more now.

 

But I’m able to do more of the things I love because of the hard work I do, and that is the key. You have to be willing to work harder than you’ve ever done before. We don’t want to work less — we want the freedom to do the things we love!

 

Listen to the massive wake-up call I had right before the launch of Buns & Guns that catapulted me back into the driver’s seat and back in control of my happiness and my quest for fulfilling my life’s purpose.

 

You definitely don’t want to miss this!

Love Kim xo

Reference List: 

• The Million Dollar Mentor 5-Day Challenge:  https://www.themilliondollarmentor.com/ 
• Dr. Jordan Peterson: https://www.jordanbpeterson.com/
• Buns & Guns: https://www.thesculptedvegan.com/buns-and-guns/

 

QUOTES USED:

 

“Most people don’t want to work less. They want freedom.”

 

“When you’re working hard at something that you love, that IS freedom.”

 

“Humans don’t lack happiness; they lack purpose.”