Joel Klettke

When is rich enough for you❓
 
 
 
 
 This is one of the questions I often ask myself, and I want to start the new year with a post like this.
 
 Probably My biggest fear is ensuring my family is taken care of financially, even if something happens to me. This, for me, means being 'rich enough'.
 
 That doesn't mean, everything is dependent on me because both me and mu wife work. It's just something that keeps me motivated to push myself over the limit more times than not.
 
 Not long ago, I read a book called "How to Get Rich" by Felix Dennis. One thing I remember is his interpretation of 'rich enough', which goes something like this:
 
 - Rich enough is to live where you want. 
 - Rich enough is to meet who you want. 
 - Rich enough is to go where you want. 
 - Rich enough is to do what you want. 
 - Rich enough is to buy Time❗
 
 And it's so true, isn't it?
 
 We all have different goals in life.
 
 BUT from a business standpoint:
 
 Do we need to be the biggest in the World?
 Do we need to earn more each year?
 Do we really need 1000+ clients? 
 
 Or should we rather focus on:
 
 👉 Providing high-quality service at all times. 
 
 We all know that with quantity, service quality drops.
 
 👉 Nurturing our relationships with clients. 
 
 The more clients we have, the more they feel like numbers. 
 
 👉 Being a people-first company. 
 
 We want our employees to be well-paid and prioritized over profit. 
 
 I know there are risks involved which every entrepreneur has to face but don't hire, if you are not prepared to pay well.
 
 Do you know, how much time is needed for someone to be good at SEO or probably any other service?
 Do you know how much value this person brings to your company? 
 
 
 I truly believe that we can all achieve wealth and richness if we prioritize taking care of the most important people around us first.
 
 There is enough money for everyone who does give a sh**.
 
 What do you think?
 
 Happy new year to everyone 🎉❗
 
 #newyeargoals #newyearwishes