The One Thing You Must Face Before You Can Increase Your Income

One of the questions I am asked the most is “how do I increase my income?”

The average American earns around $60,000 per year, which for most families, barely gets the job done.

And I’ve been there. I remember the years of making $30,000 per year and struggling and thinking it would be life changing if I could even earn $60,000 per year. And I was able to increase my income substantially by studying the Top 1% of wealth and learning how they did it.

The problem I observe though is that most people want two opposing things when it comes to income and because of that, one of these things usually wins and it isn’t the income.

But that leads to another problem, which is the fact that without income, you and I end up living paycheck to paycheck, barely making it and building wealth becomes unreal. So, it is really important to solve this.

What are these two opposing things?

Most people want to earn more income AND most people want to fly under the radar and keep to themselves.

Let me ask you something though: have you ever gotten paid by someone who didn’t know you existed?

I haven’t.