Real money, therefore, is value. If you do not come to the market with products, you do not go away with any value (money). It is the knowledge of this fact that differentiates the rich from the poor. If you have value then you have money, so if you can give this value out, you will have physical money.
People who recognize this will alays control the resources of people who don't. Money is only a means of exchange and you won't get something for nothing. Praying and other spiritual activities are not all you need to become a millionaire, our material world demands that you should have something of value to exchange for money.
The surest way to get moeny is to become an entrepreneur. Start your own business. Now, there's the challenge of capital. In Gen. 1 & 2, it is recorded that God did not need or use money to create the world. The raw materials God used to create this material worldare invisible, God used words. Heb. 11:3.
The most powerful containers of value in this world are invisible and intangible. Words come from our thoughts, ideas, plans and strategies. In the beginning, the world was dark, without form and void but God, from His thoughts of lights, life, beauty, etc, said, Let there be light".
Wealth creations begins in the mind, in the mind are thoughts and ideas, therefore thoughts have value. The wealthiest countries in the world are built on ideas, an intangible resource. This is where Africa has a problem because real wealth to the basic African should be visible. When you believe that real wealth is tangible/visible, you have opened yourself to the devil, ou become vulnerable and engage in get-rich-by-any-means schemes which lead surely to poverty. "Thou shall not live by bread alone..."
To establish true and lasting wealth, God gave us the word, revelation. "And the word became flesh"... Let's tap into God's intangible resources and prosper.
Long before the advent of money, trade was carried out by "barter", products were exchanged in proportions of equal value based on need, for example, potatoes could be given in exchange for tomatoes. After a while, this method evolved because people realized it was cumbersome to pay always with goods, so to make transactions easier, gold coins and paper were invented to represent the value of goods... Pastor Sam Adeyemi
This is a true talk,many people especially the christian want something but they don't want to give, they want money but they don't want to work.
ReplyDeleteEveryone should understand that every thing of value requires a cost.