Re: Average Hours Worked

[Brad Jensen <brad -at- elstore -dot- com>]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andrew Plato" <gilliankitty -at- yahoo -dot- com>> 
> If you want to work 20 hours a
> week - get a job that suits that. But don't expect to
> make the same money or get the same respect. 

No,  expect more money and more respect. 

Become self-employed, even if someone else is 
still signing the paycheck.

> There is
> a trade-off between the value of your skills and what
> organizations are willing to pay for that labor.

But there is no implication that the market is perfectly
competitive - it is not.

> If
> you truly, deeply, madly want to only work 20 hours a
> week, then go acquire a skill that is so tremendously
> valuable, that you can live comfortably off a mere 20
> hours of work per week. 
> 
> Andrew Plato 

Or make everything you do, play. 

The more you enjoy your work, the more money you will make.

Brad Jensen
www.eufrates.com



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