Not All Money

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My dad often said, "Not all money is good money," and this phrase has stayed with me into adulthood.

Money itself may have value, but the means by which we acquire it can change that value for better or worse.

I've experienced this firsthand when I accepted contracts where an organization expected too much work for the amount they paid me.

This not only consumed my time and energy but also prevented me from pursuing other opportunities.

Over the years, I've learned to recognize that not all money is good money and now only enter into win-win contracts that benefit both parties.

Another example might be working in a job that burns you out or requires unethical activities.

In such cases, the negative consequences of earning that income outweigh any positive aspects.

These sayings hold their weight in our community because they carry valuable lessons passed down through generations.

Remember to be cautious about accepting every monetary offer; some strings attached may not be worth the price you pay.

Written by Jewel Edward Love, Jr.

Founder and Executive Coach, Black Executive Men

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