The Hard Way

The Hard Way

Carol and I just got back from a trip to Key West for Christmas.

And I gotta tell ya, I'm still so relaxed I'm having trouble just typing this. ;-)

Seriously, if you've never been to Key West to see a sunset, well, it's one of those things you really need to put on your list.

One night we were hanging out at the infamous Sloppy Joe's Bar for a beer and some live music.

And while the band was far from the greatest, I did hear something very interesting come from the lead singer.

More than likely, you've heard it before, too. It was one of those moments where the singer takes a moment to say, "Thanks so much for coming to see us tonight and spending your hard earned cash..."

And there it was.

"HARD earned cash"

While it can set you back a couple mill just for a condo in the Keys, a quick look around the room had me guessing that the audience was the Hard Earned type.

And there's nothing wrong with that. Nothing at all.

My uncle is a retired sheet-metal worker. My cousin makes a very good living with great benefits at Home Depot.

You won't find nicer or more generous people than them.

But personally, I don't want to do things the Hard Way.

Not when the tools, systems and strategies to do things much easier are within easy reach.

How about you?

Stay tuned for more of what I learned in Key West.

Who loves ya? ;-)

Happy New Year!

Jim "The Liberator" Labadie
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