Are You Psychologically Unemployable?

winning mindset Robert Kiyosaki talks about the world needing a two tier schooling system, one school system for the employee mindset and the second for the entrepreneurial mindset. They are both extremely different.

There are often surprising shared life challenges that high achievers and top earners have overcome early in life to defy the odds apparently against them doing so.

Many of them have never been straight A students, in fact most have never graduated or been seen to be “school academic” in any way.

Very they often overcome physical challenges of some kind to succeed in a sporting achievement that was against all odds and have gone through a mental and physical “pain barrier” to achieve success when others said they shouldn’t even try.

It is a high proportion of those same personalities that have gone on to become very wealthy and achieved top earner status in their companies.

So what does it take to be classed as “Psychologically Unemployable” as Jeffrey Combs puts it?

Well if you currently work every day for someone else, just for fun today here are some clues :-

1. You often feel like a caged animal pacing up and down waiting for 5.00pm to arrive so you can express your own sense of freedom the moment you step outside.
2. You find yourself “plotting your escape” from the Rat Race every 20 minutes or so between phone calls and office “chat.”
3. Your worst moments are when “your boss” decides to bestow “his or her wisdom” on “the best way to do something” when clearly it isn’t.
4. The moment described as “this is what makes it all worthwhile” when you open your payslip is when you are screaming in your head “you have GOT to be kidding me?”
5. You find yourself wondering why everyone seems to put so much energy into NOT doing something instead of just getting it done.
6. You start feeling that déjà vu feeling of being sat at a desk with a bunch of strangers you are supposed to get along with feels familiar and then you realise that is exactly what you did at school all those years.
7. You know Mel Gibson’s Braveheart speech by heart and mutter it under your breath every time it is your turn to get the coffee.
8. You start to think there must be more to life than soap operas, re-runs on TV and political debates that bear no relevance on your future whatsoever!
9. You realise you are the only one who says Good Morning and actually mean it.
10. You know that you are the only one who goes home at night and then goes to work on your business that will get you out of the Rat Race forever and it excites you that so many people will NEVER do what it takes.

People often ask me “is internet marketing hard?” I often smile and think to myself “is working 30 years for someone else getting a few weeks off per year with your loved ones easy?”