There is no one-on-one correlation between the work I do and how much money I earn. I am in retail and freelancing. Sometimes my activities are a complete bust . So I have decided, beginning Jan. 1, to assign arbitary values to my work and to make the numbers add up to …who knows? Taking care of myself, my Nnumber one priority, is worth $100 if I do an hour of doctor prescribed exercise per day and if I remember to take all my medications. Completed creative works in any genre are also worth $100. Writing is worth five cents a word. Blog entries, $25. Linking and networking details are $10 each. And items posted on my website are valued at their sale price.
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2 responses so far ↓
Michael // December 28, 2008 at 6:11 pm |
That’s a good way to go! Inputs are easier to control than outcomes.
eBookGuru // December 29, 2008 at 6:08 am |
I would never try to rate my time with a dollar value. As soon as you begin doing that you are putting a monetary value to something that is invaluable – your entire life.
Money should be viewed as a tool, and shouldn’t be an goal (not in the long term anyway).
Cheers,
Trevas