The 45 Year Plan
Have you ever heard about “The 45 Year Plan”? The first time I heard of it was about a year ago. I was just getting started in Network Marketing.
It’s about a graph/report that was done by the U.S. government. I believe it was the Department Of Labor. I know of many people in the business that show “The 45 Year Plan” to their prospects.
Today I’m going to explain it to you. This information will blow you away!
Check this out…here’s what the report shows. This is about your future and mine.
Most people, about 95% of men and women in this country, work about 45 years of their lives. Usually, this takes place between the ages of 20-65….give or take. Most people start working after high school/college, up to the time they retire.
They spend 45 years of their lives at various jobs, or they’re self employed. Think about that.
These people (the 95%ers) are your families… your relatives…your neighbors…and your co-workers. I knew I HAD to change and I did! Do you want to spend so much time working?
40 hours per week x 50 weeks per year= 2000 hrs./year
(52 weeks in a year…I’m taking out 2 weeks for vacation)
2000 hours x 45 years= 90,000 hours
This means most of us can expect to spend roughly 90,000 hours of our lives working…can you believe that? Most people just trade time for money…and the cost of living keeps going up 6-10% each year!
And that’s not all. When these people retire (the 95%ers), they can expect to live on one-half to one-third of their income. Is that depressing or what? Don’t be one of them! I used to be a 95%er, now I’m a 5%er. Hopefully you’re on the same path.
If you’re not already involved, get involved in Network Marketing. There is a 2-5 year plan to help someone become job-optional…you won’t have to ‘work’ anymore! A 2-5 year plan to make more money than you ever have. A 2-5 year plan to create a REAL residual income!
Remember this equation…”Money + Time= FREEDOM”!
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