This question may sound senseless for you, if you still don't realize that all you can exchange for money is your time, energy, or a product, as stated by a well known marketer in a public conference held some time ago.

It is fine in case you don't know who the speecher is, however, it would be wise to pay close attention to his statement because it might well mean the difference between being your own boss or your own slave.

The main concept to understand here is that everybody has something to give in exchange for money, no matter what the personal skills are. Basically, the most common things anyone can give are the time and energy spendable during the person's life time, or a product. In other words, when there is no product to sell for cash, you still have your life time to hire in exchange for a way of living.

Now, we face a really interesting fact! Every living human being has the capacity to trade something valuable by money, which is a share of his/her life time as big or short as possible.

Many years ago, slaves traded 100% of their life time by the allowance to stay alive and be fed. At the same time, there have always been people who worked for others thus exchanging a proportion of the daily available life time by money or some other sort of payment. For centuries, lots of people have had to work extremely long day journeys until these days, when a normal labor day takes an average of 8 hours of the person's life in order to get paid certain sum of money.

The more skilled a person is, the more likely she will end up manufacturing products to sell to others. That way, they manage their labor hours to accomplish their own projects instead of working to meet other people's goals.

You may see this like a crossroad where you must choose one out of two ways, to work for others or do it on behalf of yourself. If you choose to work for your own behalf, then you have to provide some sort of product, or service to sell to other people. In such case, you have turned your way from serving someone else's interest into doing it to meet your own goals, because now, you are not tied to a boss but you have clients.

At this point, if you are like me, you will be concluding that it sounds much better to work for yourself and so set you free!

Well, let's not rush that much! There is still another crossroad to walk through. When you make a product to sell, if you do it the hard way, you could still end up spending well over 8 hours daily working on it and thus becoming your own slave, since you can't free your time as much as you wish.

Can you make it the easy way? Which is the easy way? If I don't have a product, can I still make it to have one of my own?

These and more questions seem to be answered by this marketer in a short video, a link to which you can find by visiting the same article posted on the marketing tools category of my blog site, mentioned below, underneath my signature. He claims to have a new product that will help anyone to create digital products to sell online just by following step by step instructions through a simple click and point process.

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