The people serious about taking action and making a difference not only in their own lives, but in others usually do not have a problem paying a few bucks for premium content.

I see getting paid for my best stuff as a way to weed out the people that aren’t really serious about this, and, of course, it’s always fun to make money!

There’s nothing wrong with the fact that they are treating it like a business.

As far as what Nathan says, I like it . I want to make money, travel the world and surf, and not be tied to a “real job.”

You only have to know your next step, if even that, and that is enough to keep you moving forward.

It’s weird how some people have this belief that money is something bad. Who can blame them, I’ve had that belief at one point and I’m not sure it’s gone yet, but I’m well aware of it.

One step at a time.

I’m looking forward to seeing a rich Nathan Hangen in the future. You owe me a pizza when that happens

I want to be bloody rich. Not just because it’s nice to have money, but because people told me to “be reasonable,” and to never expect too much. They told me I couldn’t do it.

I also have a lot of projects that need funding, and being rich is the only way to do that. So I say…to hell with the naysayers that say being rich is bad. It’s OK to have what you want.

What I can say though is that money is not evil in any way. How can it be? It’s only money after all. As humans we need it and we want it or maybe not. We need certain things that require money to have and we want other things that money allows us to buy.

I agree completely that it’s what exactly we do with our money that makes it good or bad, yet it still is never ever going to be a thing of good or bad… That would actually be us, the users, the spenders, the earners and savers. We must learn how to appreciate it to the point of doing what’s necessary to make sure we always have some and keep making more.

Loving the new content, Henri.

I love those words. Just start doing something. So many people get caught up in not doing anything because they feel they need to know all the actions before, during, and after an event. Just get moving. Do something and you’ll find what you like or don’t like and maybe along the way you’ll make a little money.

With technology and the readily available means by which to produce a product it should be simply a matter of running the numbers. Do this…failed. Do that…failed. Do something else…BAM!! It works. Eventually you’ll succeed at something.

I just heard about a great publishing service the other day from the Dishy Mix podcast called http://www.blurb.com/. They make your books cheap and is something I’m going to look into for personal and professional books.

I do agree that the accumulation of wealth and easily go overboard and into greed. This happened to me in the past, but it taught me a few things.

Money is like a knife, it can be used for good or for bad, it is the user who decides.

The universe works in mysterious ways, as I so often like to put it

I practiced ignoring a person today who doesn’t give value to my life at all. The honest truth is it didn’t hurt me one bit. Now, if I could only learn to ignore people who I care about who have hurt me.

Then perhaps I’d be making some progress.

Anyhow that is just my small contribution.

Best wishes
Julian