Do I just have to work hard to be able to afford a Porsche?

How to buy a Porsche

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Last year, I wrote an article titled "How can I afford a Porsche?" I wrote an article titled "How do I ask my husband a simple question?

'How can I afford a Porsche?' I asked my husband a simple question.

This is not a sequel to that story, but... my husband has been meeting and interacting with Porsche owners in various places, and recently he said something like this.

I'm not ready yet. I'm depressed. There is always someone better than me. I'm talking to you all.It's as if I were a new employee just entering the workforce.I feel so good. I still need to work harder and make more money!

And.

While it is a great pleasure for a wife to know that her husband is inspiredIf my husband is a "new hire", I'm still like a "youngster just starting kindergarten".I wonder what it is (-_-) I am reminded that the world is endlessly wide.

I asked my husband, "What are they like?" I asked my husband.

Hmmm...compare it to a car.The "gear ratio" is vastly different.I guess it's a feeling. The "24 hours in a day" are given equally to all of us, or, as they say in cars, "number of rotationsI think it's like a "I don't know" kind of thing. For example, everyone has about 8,000 RPM. But there's a red zone in RPMs, so you can't work frantically 24 hours a day, i.e., work above 8,000 RPMs.
On the other hand, those aboveGear RatioThe speed is different. The RPMs they have are the same as ours at 8,000, but they have gears up to about 100.Just one quick step is all it takes to make a lot of money, even though the RPM is only 1,000.It's like, "Oh, my God, I'm so happy to be here.

I see......but then again, he likes to compare everything to a car (laughs). I see...but then again, you like to compare everything to a car...(laugh) My husband went on to say

I was talking to these people and it reminded me that I, too, was a "good person.Let's try to buy a Porsche someday.I worked at the company I worked for thinking, "I'm not going to be able to afford a Porsche just because I worked from morning to night and rose to the top," but at one point I thought, "I'm not going to be able to afford a Porsche.
No, I might be able to buy one someday, but I figured this wouldn't be efficient.
If you can work that hard.If you work just as hard in a more efficient ring, you'll make more money.And that's why I started my own business. That's why I started my own business, and I feel like I made more money when I started my own business because I was in a higher gear.

I said. I see.... I, on the other hand

But it's hard to say that everyone starts a business. In fact, I started my own business when I was in my 20s, but in my case, business wasn't for me and I didn't get the results I wanted at all. I would ratherI kept trying so hard to stay in the red zone at 8,000 rpm all the time that the engine broke down.(Laughter)

if it were the case that

Yeah, I'm not saying that we should all start our own businesses, and the closest thing I can think of is.change of occupationI wonder if it's something like that.
I think it's a good idea to improve your abilities and work harder and more efficiently in a place that appreciates you. And maybe a side job to earn a continuous income, or investing, might be one way to step up a gear.
Well, whatever it is, the same hard work is not enough to "get it done."The results that come out are totally different if you work hard in 1st gear than if you work hard in 6th gear.I think."

And. And then continue.

And you know what?Awareness of earning by "time".I think it is important to break away from the
Most salaried workers are paid on a monthly basis, and since they are under the system of overtime and salary, they tend to calculate their salaries on an hourly basis. I used to be the same way. I used to work a lot of holidays and overtime in my daily life (laughs).
But now that I think about it.It's hard to earn a high income when you're selling out your time.I'm sure there aren't many people who make a lot of money from selling their time. There aren't many people in all ages who make a lot of money by selling off their time. Athletes, top engineers, executives, and even celebrities are not paid by the hour. They make money by offering their skills, abilities, and services, not by their time. You have to convert that into money.Doing so means moving up a gear.I think it is.
this (something or someone close to the speaker (including the speaker), or ideas expressed by the speaker)The Time-Shopping Mind."I think it is very important to raise awareness to break away from the

And. It's a bad habit of mine that once I start talking about these things, I can't stop asking and answering until I'm satisfied (W).

Come to think of it, I see and hear people around me talking about wanting to start their own businesses, but if I do, I'm not sure I'm going to be able to do it.Temporarily unable to drive a car.Maybe," he said, "and you won't be able to spend money or time on your hobbies. I've heard people say that they hesitate when asked, "Would you sacrifice those things to start a business?" I have heard that you hesitate when people ask you, "Would you sacrifice those things to start a business?

I asked.

I know...but that's why I said it before.calorific valueI think it's a matter of "what is it?
When I first started my business, I had no money at all.I want to drive my car all the time, and I don't want it to be interrupted.And..."tenacitySo I scraped together what little savings I had and bought a used BMW for $360,000 on Yahoo! I managed to pay for the gas by cutting back on my food expenses. It looked like it was going to break down any minute, but it was a fun car.
The bottom line is that we can do anything if we want to. What doesn't happen is thatI want to be successful," "I want to drive a Porsche," "I want to be like this! I don't have that much passion to be successful, to drive a Porsche, or to be like this!I think.

And. I see...with the heat.

I'm not a "calorific valueWhen I hear the word "8,000 rpm," I immediately imagine working hard at 8,000 rpm per speed, so I guess I need to change that thought process first. Although, since I started blogging, I think I have gradually changed that way of thinking.

Toward the goal of purchasing a Porsche

It's been almost 10 years since we met, but my husband has been with me since then.People who like to spend time with seniors who walk far ahead of them.It was. I said, "That hasn't changed, has it?" and my husband

Because it's inspiring. I think it's amazing, and if I study and imitate the behavior patterns and ways of thinking of such super great people, there is a possibility that I can be there too. I get excited when I think about it. I can't wait to get there.I want to be able to make a lot of money even though I'm idle.(Laughs)

He said.

Before I say anything about idling or gear ratios, I haven't yet achieved my goal of buying myself a Porsche, so I'm going to say, "I'm not sure I'm ready for that."It's like I'm on cloud nine.I was listening to it slightly, thinking, "I'm not sure I'm going to be able to do this..." (laughs)...

Fortunately, I often meet people who are far ahead of me, so I will try my best to learn from all of them so that I can see that view in the future.

Mina.

Mother of three children, and the owner of the Porsche blog "A Porsche Came to Our House". Until a few years ago, I was not interested in cars at all, but when my husband bought a Porsche, I became...

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  1. Takudra K.

    Nice to meet you, I recently discovered your site and have been looking at it.
    I am planning to start my own private cab business within the next year, and I am preparing to operate in Paramera in a few years.
    I look forward to reading more in the future.

    • Mina.Mina.

      Takudra K.
      Thank you for visiting my blog!

      >I am planning to start my own private cab business next year, and I am preparing to operate in Parramela in a few years.
      Oh, yes!!! That's an awesome Panamera cab, I'd love to ride in one!
      I will do my best.
      Thank you for your continued support!

  2. wrp930 suga

    good evening
    Thank you again for a very informative blog.

    Your story about earning being "RPM x gear ratio" is an eye-opener. This is the first time I've heard this analogy, and it's spot on!
    On earth, there are 24 hours in a day, and all human beings are given them equally.
    Those who are making more money are able to earn more because they have more steps of gear they can use as needed.
    It really is always a learning experience. Thank you!

    However, the rear quarter glass of the 964 appears to be missing, and I'm curious...⁉︎.

    • Mina.Mina.

      wrp930 suga.
      Thank you for everything!

      >That story about earning being "RPM x gear ratio" is an eye opener. This is the first time I've heard this analogy, and it's spot on!
      I thought to myself, "You like to compare everything to a car," and then I thought to myself, "I see.

      >But the rear quarter glass on the 964 appears to be missing and I'm curious...⁉︎.
      Wow! It's true (laughs).
      This picture was taken right after the delivery of the car last year...what a weird way to tighten it up...! LOL!

  3. rickshaw man

    I laughed at the other crap when the engine broke down.

    I'm also trying my best to keep the engine from blowing up at about 5000 rpm in 3rd gear,

    But, well, what can I say, I've worked my way up there with five Ferraris, Porsches, and cars, right? I'd like to think that I've done well, but...
    When you go to Ashiu, you realize that it's not enough at all.
    When I talk with the people I meet there, I wonder how I can become rich.
    I don't think I'm ready to know enough yet.
    Maybe it's still Greed is Good.

    • Mina.Mina.

      kurumani arabis (ryokanai)

      Thank you (laughs)
      It was bad enough that it kept going at 8,000 rpm in first gear (laughs).

      >When you go to Ashiu, you realize that it's not enough at all.
      When I told my husband, he said, "I know! I know so much!
      There are many people who are truly extraordinary.

      >Maybe it's still Greed is Good.
      Lovely!!! I guess if you go up there, you'll find someone even higher up in that world again...
      I'll do my best to get to the first step too!

      Thank you for your continued support!

  4. OD Life

    I always enjoy looking at your site.
    I have always looked at them thinking, "Oh, I'm learning a lot," but this time in particular it matched my own feelings very well, and I was able to clarify what I think and what I want to do, so I wanted to comment with gratitude.
    Thank you very much.
    We will continue to support you and look forward to working with you again.

    • Mina.Mina.

      Mr. OD Life
      Thank you for visiting our blog.
      I am very happy to hear you say so again. Thank you very much.

      I, too, will now aim high and do my best to be there!
      Thank you for your continued support.

  5. PorscheDreamer

    It's kind of a great story...

    Based on examples like mine, I think you can buy a Porsche with fewer gears and lower RPMs, as long as you keep the willpower up to buy it (you may run out of time, so you need some strategy, such as saving and long-term investment).
    Of course I love Porsche, but it is also important to be able to do work that I love. There are some jobs in the world that are like a limiter on a car.

    I think that Porsche is different from other luxury sports car brands in that although its quality is very high, it is not a rare car, so you can aim to purchase it at your own pace. I did not know this would be the case when I first decided to purchase the car.

    • Mina.Mina.

      PorscheDreamer.

      It's a cloud of information for me, too, so I reminded myself to do what's in front of me first (laughs).
      As PorscheDreamer said, I think Porsche is more numerous and easier to consider purchasing than Ferrari, McLaren, etc.

      And everyone has their own way of making purchases.
      I think it is wonderful that everyone has realized the dream of "someday I will own a Porsche.

      I'll do my best!

  6. esta

    Hello.
    I enjoyed reading this article as well.
    Just myself, I wonder if the status quo is good enough for me to drive a Porsche?
    I was wondering if it was still not appropriate for me to get on board. I was worried that it might not be appropriate for me to ride yet, and just when I had solved the problem a little, this article was posted, and I couldn't help but laugh and say, "Too timely! I couldn't help but laugh.
    This article has given me a good opportunity to think again about what makes me excited and happy in my life? It was a good opportunity for me to think deeply about
    Thank you very much. I look forward to your future articles.

    • Mina.Mina.

      Mr. Esta.
      Oh, that's right...!
      Is it some kind of synchronization (laughs)?

      >This article made me think again about what makes me excited and happy in my life? It was a good opportunity for me to think deeply about
      Thank you too!
      We only live once, and we want to live it with excitement and abundance.
      We look forward to seeing you again in Ashiu.
      Thank you very much for your cooperation.

  7. peberry

    I always enjoy looking at your site.

    I read this article late last year.
    Inefficient use of time that pays off when you work long hours.
    I was pushed back that I could never afford a Porsche, and I was able to turn it into the "heat" to change jobs this time.

    Of course, changing jobs does not mean that I can buy a Porsche, but I was able to go to a company where my work was valued highly, so I feel that I have broken through the first barrier.

    I test drove a Porsche today at the Porsche Center, and I hope to be able to greet you in Ashiu and other places when I buy a Porsche.

    This is a self-serving comment of gratitude, and I look forward to continuing to be updated at my own pace.

    • Mina.Mina.

      peaberry acid
      Thank you for visiting my blog!

      >I feel that I have broken through the first barrier because I was able to go to a company where my work is valued highly.
      Ehh, that's great!!! That's amazing!!!! Amazing action...!
      Thank you so much for thinking that way through this blog.

      We would rather learn a lot from you.

      You also went for a test drive of a Porsche.
      It's a crazy motivating experience to test drive.

      We look forward to seeing you in Ashiu.
      I will do my best.

      Thank you for your continued support.