Money Brings Money: You’ve Heard That Before, Haven’t You?

Somewhere in the past, money was invented, but the great invention was not the coin or the bank note itself, but the direct relationship money has with us, as a way of transforming our efforts into something measurable and which we can lay hands on, whenever we need something that others produce. But what is it about money that is so wonderfully self-replicating?

The Energy Of Money

In ancient times, a fisherman cold go out fishing and with his effort he could bring home a lot of fish. He knew very well that if he wished to keep it until he could eat it all, either he had to salt it or hope it would not go bad… Salted, was not the same as fresh, so he started to give it away for someone to eat it while it was good. True, there was some sort of exchange, but not always possible… until the invention of money.

Money, Money, Money

If he sold the fish, the money would not rot and he could keep it as long as he wanted. It was as if his effort on fishing were concentrated and accumulative, giving him the possibility to make it wake up at any time. Then he noticed that if he gave this “energy” to another person who made boats, this man’s effort in turn would be rewarded with this new kind of energy. The fisherman in turn had a better boat to be able to catch even more fish. The same effort but with a better tool, gives better results, right?

Ok, Let’s Get To The Point

What I mean is that money which sits idle, does not multiply its energy. Money was meant to pass on from one hand to another. It can be your cash in the bank or in your wallet, or even big sums of money belonging to investors. If it sits peacefully in the bank, not only does it not give you any profit, but it also loses value. Inflation and the cost of account maintenance will end up by consuming it.

Lenders And Borrowers

There are several great partnerships in this world. A rhinoceros needs the bird on its back to eat the bugs and parasites that live on its skin. The bird needs the bugs to live on. Such is the case of borrowers and lenders. Borrowers need cash to multiply their efforts. Lenders need borrowers to multiply their cash. It is a never ending cycle, like life itself.

I Do Not Need To Tell You

… what comes next. If you really want to make progress in life, use the principle of the multiplying energy of money. Having lots of money is not bad. It is what you do with it that counts. It is supposed to be your friend. After all, the money you generate has your very own energy within. Whatever you get through a loan, is your own energy giving you the capacity to borrow more or less.

I have just given you the idea. It should be enough to trigger off your own ideas as to what to do in order to multiply your efforts and the inherent money those efforts will bring.