- Paul the Apostle
Galatians 6:9

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Give more math…

If you’re not earning the income you’d like to earn, ask yourself…

"Am I working like someone who makes $X thousand a year… someone who makes roughly $Y every money hour* of the day?"

Are you valuing your time at that level? If not, who will?

• $50,000 = $25 every money hour
• $75,000 = $37 every money hour
• $100,000 = $50 every money hour (almost $1 a minute)
• $120,000 = $60 every money hour (a dollar a minute)
• $150,000 = $75 every money hour
• $200,000 = $100 every money hour
• $250,000 = $125 every money hour (more than $2 a minute)

Greater than $250,000 = You probably don’t need the reminder. ("Rich enough not to waste time.")

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*money hours: hours during the workday where you can make good things happen (and that’s why you’re here… to make good things happen for other people)
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NO FLINTSTONING…

flintstoning (verb): 1. leaving the moment the whistle blows (or before) 2. mentally checking out early 3. sad 4. not Smovish 5. not 212 (what’s a flintstone?)

For those who need a little push to get going… Terry Tate might work. The ‘pain train’ kills me (at 1:15).

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–Paul the Apostle
Colossians 3:23

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Give more facts…

Easter is the No. 2 top-selling candy holiday (behind Halloween) according to the National Confectioners Association. Each day, in preparation for the holiday, candy makers produce 5 million marshmallow chicks and bunnies. Each year, they produce 90 million chocolate bunnies and 16 billion jelly beans.

The reason the date of the celebration changes each year dates back to 325 A.D. It was set under the Roman emperor Constantine as the first Sunday after a full moon following the Spring equinox (that’s right… a full moon and an equinox). That makes it between March 22 and April 25 every year.

Learn more about the history of Easter in a 4-minute video from History.com (or learn how our current Easter symbols came about – the bunny, the eggs, etc.).

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(Easter is this Sunday. It’s Christianity’s celebration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection.)

Love your peeps.