Old Versus New When It Comes to Saving Money

Old typewriter vs. New computer keyboard. The old versus new paradigms.A September 12, 2017, article partially entitled “It’s actually harder for Millennials to save money” didn’t even address the old versus new paradigms.

Check out this quote:

Millennials are carrying more student debt than their parents. In 2016, seven out of 10 graduates had loans to pay and left college with an average $37,172 in debt.
Stagnant wages are also impacting Millennials. Hourly wages have grown only 9% over the past three decades.*

Based on this short quote, here is the old paradigm:

  • Young people
  • Going to college
  • Graduating with debt
  • Then going to work in hourly wage jobs
  • Where wages are stagnant.

Ouch!

 

Old Versus New: Old = Industrial Age

In the documentary “Rise of the Entrepreneur” (trailer embedded below), Robert Kiyosaki said (1:53 – 2:04) that the “industrial age is over, it’s dead. it’s dying. That’s why going to school to get a job is an obsolete idea. A steady paycheck is an industrial age idea.”


He also said: “Jobs are a centuries-old concept created during the Industrial Revolution. Despite the reality that we’re now deep in the Information Age, many people are studying for, or working at, or clinging to the Industrial Age idea of a safe, secure job.”

 

Old Versus New: New = Information Age

So, if getting a job is an old idea, what’s the new idea?

Being a business owner and entrepreneur.

Of course, not everyone is cut out for the new paradigm. But for those who would rather leverage their time for money instead of just trading their time for money, the sky is the limit.

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Take a look at Young Living’s 2016 U.S. Income Disclosure Statement and decide for yourself if you are content with an hourly wage or a “steady” paycheck (that may not even be keeping up with inflation):

Young Living Essential Oils' 2016 U.S. Income Disclosure Statement
Young Living Essential Oils’ 2016 U.S. Income Disclosure Statement

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* Reference: http://money.cnn.com/2017/09/07/pf/saving-in-your-20s/index.html