Putting Capital to Labour

The question “What work do you do?” puts constraints on your earning ability. It is true that we live in a world where most people have to be their own financial catalyst. Where people have to be productive assets. But we also live in a world where you can gradually shed those constraints. Where it is possible for money to make money. For Capital to Labour. You can separate the questions, “What do you do?” and “How do you finance what you do?”. What you do doesn’t have to be filtered through the constraints that are necessary to make money. Money making needs something you can count. Not everything can be counted. Money making cares about supply and demand. Value is personal. Money making requires conspicuously demonstrable value. Value can sit beyond words. Lie beyond numbers. Dance beyond containers. You don’t have to be the Best Actor in your money-making story. “What needs doing?”.

"Weaver" - Vincent van Gogh (1884)