Be Owner of Your Own Career
If asked who the band that continue to thrive after decades of a career, not many options that you can ask. One of them might be the Rolling Stones. The band has sold 200 million albums and making a profit of more than 2 billion U.S. dollars since 1989 with a profit of more than 500 million U.S. dollars just from the last tour. Indeed, although the personnel are entering the age of nearly 70 years, they still look entertaining millions of fans around the world.
From the band that fronted the ornery Mick Jagger, you can also get some lessons about personal finance is very valuable. Do not believe? See the proof:
Be owner of your own career
The aging rockers have set up their own record company. The goal, to be more free in terms of creative and create a greater sharing of the benefits for themselves. You know, in the music industry musicians often are not able to get the freedom to work (because the record company would want the songs are commercial). On the other hand, has many stories about the musicians who are not getting their fair share of awards for their creative work.
Thus, the Rolling Stones want you to think as the owner of your own career, not just employees of your company. No matter what happens to the company, you need to have the necessary skills in order to serve you well on every employer. Similarly, the Rolling Stones who did not want to depend on a certain record company and trying to manage your career without having to depend on one employer only. One of the best jobs that provide security in terms of flexibility and adaptability to change.
No big pegs than the pole
Although known for a lavish lifestyle, the band has a good financial condition. They spend a lot of money for homes and luxury cars, but they do have more income. Mick Jagger, for instance, despite squandering his money during this, his personal fortune estimated at more than 300 million U.S. dollars. One of the lessons we can take, although you can never have an income of Mick Jagger, you can still improve the quality of life by not spending money beyond your income.