They're not only not 'mutually exclusive' but they're actually directly correlated [Helping people and earning money AND healthy living and fun and enjoyment]

<p>They're not only not 'mutually exclusive' but they're actually directly correlated [Helping people and earning money AND healthy living and fun and enjoyment]</p> <p><br></p> <p>We're on a mission to help one million people RISE by 2030 - join the movement at <a href="http://www.myrise.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.myrise.co.uk</a></p> <p><br></p> <p>When you work in an industry where the average person earns less than minimum wage when you look at their hours………….</p> <p>You sometimes get comments when you are, shall we say, more successful than that.</p> <p>The comments have slowed a lot since we first started and it was a new concept people weren’t so familiar with………….</p> <p>But we still get them.</p> <p>About us “making money off other people’s unhappiness”.</p> <p>Or “profiting off people’s struggles”.</p> <p>I sometimes reply to such comments (on social media) with something like;</p> <p>“It’s great that you’re independently wealthy and don’t need to get paid for what you do. I’m not that fortunate and have bills to pay and kids to feed”.</p> <p>They usually don’t reply to that.</p> <p>Or if they do, they point out that that’s not the case for them and they do their work, in part at least, in order to get paid.</p> <p>Like we all do.</p> <p>Because we can have multiple reasons for doing what we do.</p> <p>One doesn’t eliminate the other.</p> <p>Us wanting to do this, liking to help people and changing people’s lives…………</p> <p>Isn’t mutually exclusive to getting paid to do it.</p> <p>If anything they’re directly correlated.</p> <p>A person’s income in a product of how many people they help and how much they help them.</p> <p>We help a lot of people and are really good at it.</p> <p>If someone else does something kinda similar to us but doesn’t make much money from it…………</p> <p>They’re either helping less people or are less good at helping them.</p> <p>Neither of those things are good for the customer.</p> <p>Not mutually exclusive – directly correlated.</p> <p>Like living a healthy lifest