I recently came across the website Zen Pencils while I was reading some inspiring articles.
This wasn’t the first comic came across with at Zen Pencils but I’d like to share this with you since it’s very much related to money.
So, let me ask you.
What would you do if money was no object?
But wait!
Let this comic below be a guide first before you answer in the comments section:
![2013-01-08-alanwatts[1]](https://www.argeltiburcio.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/2013-01-08-alanwatts1.jpg)
Got an answer now?
Let us know by commenting below!
To our success in all areas of life,
Argel Tiburcio, CIS
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Argel Tiburcio
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When he is not busy watching "The Office", lounging at the beach, or playing 1st person shooting games, Argel consistently invests in the stock market, both local and global. He loves learning through books, training, seminars, and workshops. He also helps Pinoys create, manage, grow, and protect their wealth as a globally-certified Professional Financial Advisor. Get in touch with him by sending an email to contact[at]argeltiburcio.com
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Most people are scared of pursuing what they want and opt for doing what they think will secure them financially. It is never easy to be successful no matter what profession you choose. The great thing about doing what you love is that your practically getting paid for doing something you enjoy.
I guess fear was programmed during the early schooling years. And I’m guilty of that fear too. But I’m working at it constantly.
And I agree with your comment.
We should find the intersection of three things. What makes money, what we love and what we’re good at.