🌠Pikachu, I choose YOU for THIS unfair advantage?

Ever wake up one morning and think to yourself:

“Jeepers self, if only I could truly flatten others when it comes to my joys and passions in life…. and laugh my way (ho ho ho!) to the bank!”

If so, I’m pretty certain you’re definitely *not* alone…

After all, how many people look at the concept of making money online and then think to themselves…

“Why is everyone else having superb success except meeeeeeeee?”

Hmmmm?

Well, one reason might be…

Passion.

But passion, you know, in an area without marketing and knowing how to swing deals, does not money make!

Another reason might be…

Being in the right place at the right time with the right product to offer the right people.

But even I will admit that doesn’t often happen.

And that’s why

jamesaltucher.com/blog/passion-unfair-advantage-money/

is so cool… it reveals one rather crucial way to really leapfrog over your competition.

And that, my friends, is the *unfair advantage*.

Now, an unfair advantage might be:

* Someone is willing to go that extra mile

* Someone decides to wake up an extra 20 minutes every morning to get in exercise

* Someone decides to research the headmaster’s background of a school where some incidents that happened… were questionable.

ALL of the above give people an unfair advantage!!

So how can YOU uncover that unfair advantage?

Well, it comes from *really* yearning and craving to obtain your most cherished goals…

… even if it requires efforts above and beyond what mere mortals decide.

To be honest, it’s easy enough to *give excuses* (oh, I’m disadvantaged, oh, I’m not the right race, oh, I’m not the right gender, oh, I’m not the right country, oh, I’m not the right “ism” but to be blunt….

Nobody *cares*.

The *Universe* does not care.

It is up to *you* to *make* others care…. and that, alas, can take time and courage an a whole ‘lot of scary things.

But…. that’s life.

So how do YOU find your unfair advantage?

You look for opportunities to do what others in your situation … won’t.

You might have a dream to work at Google Proper. But the only position open is a janitor.

Would you take it? Or would you say, it’s below you?

Or would you say, it’s my foot in the door to something greater… years along the road? (Fun fact – I accepted a secretary position for … 1 day … at Bell Labs because *that * was my dream (Bell Labs, not a secretary). Alas, I had a rather bad habit about calling management by their first name… and was never let back.

2 years later, however, I was hired at AT&T proper, which then led me to my final goal of Bell Labs.

Always…. you can connect the dots when you look back.

Anywhos, in closing….

*Find* your unfair advantage…. and then make it work for *you*.

It can definitely increase your bottom line.

Enjoy!