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Member You - 3 Biggest Misconceptions About Use Value Versus Cash Value
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Notice, if you will, Wallace D. Wattles *didn't* write:
"Give every man more in cash market value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
He wrote:
"Give every man more in use value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
Many people have this backwards.
The bottom line is this...
If you want financial success...
Give every person with whom you deal *more* in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
As Wallace D. Wattles also wrote in "Abundance":
"Everything that comes to you will mean more life to someone else. Each gain you make will add to the wealth of someone else. What you get for yoursel
Today we will discuss on the visitors or users or customer. There are two type of customer. One is those who browse websites select the items and place the order. They do not waste so much time. They just start their pc, browse the site, select the item and pay through credit cards or any other cards after placing order. They use then and there rule to place order they want to shop for. Basically business mans come in this type of customer because they do not want to waste their important time and also money doesn’t matter for such type of custom
That of giving more in use value than you receive in cash value.
The concept is simple...
Very simple...
In his classic masterpiece, "The Science of Getting Rich", Wallace D. Wattles put it this way:
"Give every man more in use value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
In spite of its simplicity, over the last several years I've discovered there are three big misconceptions concerning it, any one of which could be standing directly between you and the financial success you're seeking.
Here they are...
Misconception #1 - It only works one way.
Some people want use value, more often than not lots of it, without giving anything in return for it.
In other words...
They want something for nothing.
Question...
If you take something for nothing, are you adding to the life of the world by that transaction or are you taking away from the life of the world by that transaction?
Think about it.
And while you're thinking about it...
Here's something for you to ponder...
In an article he wrote titled "Abundance", the third of three articles in his "The Law of Opulence" series, Wallace D. Wattles wrote:
"... desire for everybody what you desire for yourself, and be sure to take nothing from anybody without giving a full equivalent in life; and the more you give the better for you."
Misconception #2 - It doesn't apply to me.
Many people mistakenly believe the concept of giving more in use value than you receive in cash value only applies if they own their own business.
Nothing could be further from the truth!
I hear comments all the time that go something like this:
"Right now I'm working for someone else so I'm doing just enough to get by, but when I get my own business *then* I'm really going to put everything I've got into it."
Guess what?
Ain't gonna happen!
The Universe doesn't work that way.
Only when you're making constructive use of what you have now will the Universe trust you with more.
Here's the deal...
If you work for someone else, you sell your services to your employer.
In other words...
Your employer *is* your customer!
If you want your own business, start by giving your "customer" more in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
And only then...
Will the Universe begin moving you toward the business you want and it toward you.
Misconception #3 - I have to give things away free.
This one never ceases to amaze me...
There are a whole lot of folks out there, either because they feel guilty making a profit or because they've bought into some Internet "new economy" nonsense, who sincerely believe if they just run around the countryside and give enough "stuff" away free they'll somehow be magically blessed with riches.
Nowhere in his writings did Wallace D. Wattles ever say that, nor did he ever say anything even close to that.
As a matter of fact...
He said quite the opposite.
Notice, if you will, Wallace D. Wattles *didn't* write:
"Give every man more in cash market value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
He wrote:
"Give every man more in use value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
Many people have this backwards.
The bottom line is this...
If you want financial success...
Give every person with whom you deal *more* in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
As Wallace D. Wattles also wrote in "Abundance":
"Everything that comes to you will mean more life to someone else. Each gain you make will add to the wealth of someone else. What you get for yourself
Did you recently buy your first computer and just started surfing the Net? Isn't it fun? All the new websites and places to go, sights to see! Have you ever wondered if you can make money with your newfound toy?I think that thought is something that comes into the mind of all Newbie computer users. I mean, there's no way you can miss all the offers from the heap of self proclaimed "Gurus" selling you get-rich-quick plans and schemes! Nonetheless, people that started out just like you are making a good living on the Internet.I know t
Here they are...
Misconception #1 - It only works one way.
Some people want use value, more often than not lots of it, without giving anything in return for it.
In other words...
They want something for nothing.
Question...
If you take something for nothing, are you adding to the life of the world by that transaction or are you taking away from the life of the world by that transaction?
Think about it.
And while you're thinking about it...
Here's something for you to ponder...
In an article he wrote titled "Abundance", the third of three articles in his "The Law of Opulence" series, Wallace D. Wattles wrote:
"... desire for everybody what you desire for yourself, and be sure to take nothing from anybody without giving a full equivalent in life; and the more you give the better for you."
Misconception #2 - It doesn't apply to me.
Many people mistakenly believe the concept of giving more in use value than you receive in cash value only applies if they own their own business.
Nothing could be further from the truth!
I hear comments all the time that go something like this:
"Right now I'm working for someone else so I'm doing just enough to get by, but when I get my own business *then* I'm really going to put everything I've got into it."
Guess what?
Ain't gonna happen!
The Universe doesn't work that way.
Only when you're making constructive use of what you have now will the Universe trust you with more.
Here's the deal...
If you work for someone else, you sell your services to your employer.
In other words...
Your employer *is* your customer!
If you want your own business, start by giving your "customer" more in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
And only then...
Will the Universe begin moving you toward the business you want and it toward you.
Misconception #3 - I have to give things away free.
This one never ceases to amaze me...
There are a whole lot of folks out there, either because they feel guilty making a profit or because they've bought into some Internet "new economy" nonsense, who sincerely believe if they just run around the countryside and give enough "stuff" away free they'll somehow be magically blessed with riches.
Nowhere in his writings did Wallace D. Wattles ever say that, nor did he ever say anything even close to that.
As a matter of fact...
He said quite the opposite.
Notice, if you will, Wallace D. Wattles *didn't* write:
"Give every man more in cash market value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
He wrote:
"Give every man more in use value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
Many people have this backwards.
The bottom line is this...
If you want financial success...
Give every person with whom you deal *more* in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
As Wallace D. Wattles also wrote in "Abundance":
"Everything that comes to you will mean more life to someone else. Each gain you make will add to the wealth of someone else. What you get for yoursel
You have managed to get your website to that magical point where you have established popularity, traffic, loyalty and a community of fans. Your site contains a wealth of information, resources and services that you provide free because that's just the kind of person you are. You may not have intended to make money from your site but now that you have an audience you realise that it's possible, or perhaps you have to start thinking about generating income because your costs to manage the site have increased and it's starting to hurt.You ha
Misconception #2 - It doesn't apply to me.
Many people mistakenly believe the concept of giving more in use value than you receive in cash value only applies if they own their own business.
Nothing could be further from the truth!
I hear comments all the time that go something like this:
"Right now I'm working for someone else so I'm doing just enough to get by, but when I get my own business *then* I'm really going to put everything I've got into it."
Guess what?
Ain't gonna happen!
The Universe doesn't work that way.
Only when you're making constructive use of what you have now will the Universe trust you with more.
Here's the deal...
If you work for someone else, you sell your services to your employer.
In other words...
Your employer *is* your customer!
If you want your own business, start by giving your "customer" more in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
And only then...
Will the Universe begin moving you toward the business you want and it toward you.
Misconception #3 - I have to give things away free.
This one never ceases to amaze me...
There are a whole lot of folks out there, either because they feel guilty making a profit or because they've bought into some Internet "new economy" nonsense, who sincerely believe if they just run around the countryside and give enough "stuff" away free they'll somehow be magically blessed with riches.
Nowhere in his writings did Wallace D. Wattles ever say that, nor did he ever say anything even close to that.
As a matter of fact...
He said quite the opposite.
Notice, if you will, Wallace D. Wattles *didn't* write:
"Give every man more in cash market value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
He wrote:
"Give every man more in use value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
Many people have this backwards.
The bottom line is this...
If you want financial success...
Give every person with whom you deal *more* in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
As Wallace D. Wattles also wrote in "Abundance":
"Everything that comes to you will mean more life to someone else. Each gain you make will add to the wealth of someone else. What you get for yoursel
There are people who put their dreams in a little box and say, "Yes, I've got dreams, of course, I've got dreams." Then they put the box away and bring it out once in a while to look in it, and yep, they're still there. These are great dreams, but they never even get out of the box. It takes an uncommon amount of guts to put your dreams on the line, to hold them up and say, "How good or how bad am I?" That's where courage comes in.Answer honestly... Yes or No... ( ) YES, I am on track for achieving my top 3 goals this year. ( )
Your employer *is* your customer!
If you want your own business, start by giving your "customer" more in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
And only then...
Will the Universe begin moving you toward the business you want and it toward you.
Misconception #3 - I have to give things away free.
This one never ceases to amaze me...
There are a whole lot of folks out there, either because they feel guilty making a profit or because they've bought into some Internet "new economy" nonsense, who sincerely believe if they just run around the countryside and give enough "stuff" away free they'll somehow be magically blessed with riches.
Nowhere in his writings did Wallace D. Wattles ever say that, nor did he ever say anything even close to that.
As a matter of fact...
He said quite the opposite.
Notice, if you will, Wallace D. Wattles *didn't* write:
"Give every man more in cash market value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
He wrote:
"Give every man more in use value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
Many people have this backwards.
The bottom line is this...
If you want financial success...
Give every person with whom you deal *more* in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
As Wallace D. Wattles also wrote in "Abundance":
"Everything that comes to you will mean more life to someone else. Each gain you make will add to the wealth of someone else. What you get for yoursel
There are so many pitfalls for new franchisors in the market place such as required mandatory disclosures, state registration rules and franchise disclosure documents. Often Franchising Regulatory bodies make it tough to get a hold of this information and Lawyers charge for it and charge to help you comply. Worse off some lawyers will try to turn you in to state regulatory bodies if you do not properly comply with every tiny minute detail. This is really unfortunate indeed. Why you ask?Well it just seems that there are a lot of young and n
Notice, if you will, Wallace D. Wattles *didn't* write:
"Give every man more in cash market value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
He wrote:
"Give every man more in use value than you take from him in cash value; then you are adding to the life of the world by every business transaction."
Many people have this backwards.
The bottom line is this...
If you want financial success...
Give every person with whom you deal *more* in use value than you take from them in cash value.
Then...
As Wallace D. Wattles also wrote in "Abundance":
"Everything that comes to you will mean more life to someone else. Each gain you make will add to the wealth of someone else. What you get for yourself - life - you get for all. Your success adds to the life, health, wealth and happiness of all."
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
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