A Wage Slave?

Daniel was a wage slave—chained to his desk fourteen hours a day. But even working those grueling hours, Daniel knew he needed to bring in more income. His family was nearly starving, and not just for food. His wife and kids needed him to be more engaged in their lives. Daniel said:

“I knew I needed a change; otherwise, my family was going to give up on me.”

So he came up with an idea. Why work for someone else when he had enough contacts to start a business on his own? Daniel began with the vision of changing his life. He found his purpose, which was to better support and be available to his family; he found his passion, which was creating websites to help ministries expand globally; and ultimately he was able to launch a web design business. Because he executed each step with precision, he is now making more money, working less hours, and loving the new life he created.

What about you: are you a wage slave?

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