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Jul 3, 2025 12 min

Your Work/Time Is Precious: Here's How To Keep It

from The Precious Metals Coach

I get super-annoyed after I work, and work hard by investing a lot of energy and passion into my labour for the benefit of clients and others, only to get paid in fiat dollars - like everyone does. The annoyance is when I get paid in fiat dollars that the full value of my labour isn't being stored, especially the longer I wait to use it. Why? Inflation erodes its value and purchasing over time so unless I spend it relatively quickly, the value of the work I did last month or year is being robbed from me - though I did the work and should be able to retain its full value. I feel like I am being robbed especially as we have all been taught to save our hard-earned pennies in the bank (fiat dollars). The trouble is, the longer we keep doing this, the more we lose. This is messed up, so what can we all do to preserve the full value of our labour so we can use it at full value in the future? Let's dig into it... If you're ready to take control of your financial future and build a resilient, freedom-focused wealth strategy, this episode is a must-listen. Plus, don’t forget to grab my latest FREE guides: "⁠⁠Why Savvy People Are Moving to Precious Metals"⁠⁠ "⁠ ⁠Money Mindset For Couples⁠⁠" ⁠ Get in touch: ⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠ Follow for more episodes on real money, real freedom, and real wealth-building.

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