QUESTION:
What should I do if I cannot imagine myself working anywhere, yet I still need money? I only want to travel and have fun, living entirely on my own schedule, but instead, I am sitting at home without a job or any income—and soon I will not even have a home.
ANSWER FROM lee:
Well, you have already described the very belief that is holding you back: "work is what creates money." On top of that, you have the belief "I do not want to work," and the logical intersection of these two ideas is simple: "no work equals no money."
To realize your dreams, you should not direct your attention toward "intermediaries" such as jobs or sponsors. Instead, focus your attention directly on the dream itself. Focusing on the desired outcome is what leads to that outcome.
However!
Focusing on actions that you believe *should* lead to your desires will produce nothing but a series of tasks. Very often, this "series of tasks" is exactly what people mean by "work." In this context, "work" is a way to deny yourself what you want for the sake of actions manufactured by the mind from a state of scarcity.
People who pursue what they love from a state of excitement, inspiration, and passion never feel like they are "working," yet they receive money one way or another. Self-made public figures have always lived exactly this way.
