Have you ever thought if you just worked harder, you could double your income? Many of us do.
It's a struggle doing everything yourself.
The outcome of taking on such an endeavor all alone is almost always negative.
You'll find that you really excel at a few of these activities.
You might be good at several more.
Some of them you may be so-so.
While going further down the list, you are out-and-out horrible at.
There's no shame in this.
All of us have a certain special talents and skills.
You have certain things you're good at.
No one ever wanted you to be Wonder Woman or Superman.
Furthermore, even they had some weaknesses.
The key to double your income is discipline.
This could mean doing less to get more.
From this point forward, the way to double your income must be focused on those special talents.
As a result, you will live a life of abundance and wealth.
When you start to do those things you are not so good at, you end up with the first mistake.
Mistake #1: Doing what you are not great at.
Not only will you start earning less when you spend time doing things that you aren't great at, but you will cause a lot of stress and frustration for you and those around you.
Start spending your time doing what you're good at and quit spending time doing things you aren't qualified to do.
Mistake #2: Procrastination Everyone knows that procrastination is a deadly mistake when you're trying to get something done, but few of us realize that taking on too much can lead to procrastination.
Have you ever noticed that you procrastinate doing things that you don't love doing so much? It seems obvious.
Mistake #3: You do things you aren't good at, so your lower your income.
The truth of the matter is that the time you spend doing what your good at is usually well-earned money.
When you veer off and start doing things that you aren't particularly good at, the income starts to drop.
If you spent all of your time doing what you love, you would double your income or more.
Many people wonder how possible this all is if they aren't self-employed.
In many cases, someone else employs people who work hard at accomplishing their life mission doing what they love.
The chances are if you approach your employer with a prospect that will make them more money, they will happily agree.
Approach your employer with a proposal.
If you're really good at something that another person isn't, bring it up.
Try to find out if that employee may excel at something else where there could be an even trade in tasks.
The result will be that your employer makes more money because you are more productive.
To double your income, sometimes you just have to let go.
Set some boundaries.
Quit taking on more than you can chew.
You'll be surprised at how much happier you are.