Salary VS Profit

[Berry2d]

Salary and profit are the great factor responsible for financial stability because both works as one but in different field, Interchanging both is a mistake to avoid when it comes to finance related issues. Salary is known as the mother of profit when properly invested, controlled and properly managed in businesses but may not yield that primary aim if not invested well. One may become a salary earner for a long time without getting profit from it because it was not used in business but for another important reason, so in other to generate profit from salary it must be invested wisely.

[Achalugo BTC]

Not many people can earn a profit so they prefer to chase a salary by working in some work. Earning profit needs courage to start a business and face the challenge without stopping. They need to be creative than their competitor so they can make more profit.

Earning profit is not easy because they must work and find the right formula that can give them profit. It needs more research and test it before they can see their strategy works and make money.

Exactly and starting up a business is not really an easy thing though it's good for one to be self-employ, that is the profit that they are making from their businesses might be higher than a salary one will be receiving in a month.
But, the ability to navigate through challenges is the key which is not everyone is good at it, that is why people should go for what they know how to do best, although there are some people that learn from their mistakes that is if they love what they are doing, then they will make a determination to build it up and maintain it.

[Ultegra134]

Salary and profit are two different things, so one cannot be compared with the other. To get a salary, you get a salary from the profit of another person by working on his profit and bringing him profit. But when you want to get a direct profit, you have to do your own work and build a business, which is not easy at all. But if you have the willpower and you think you can and if you have enough financial backup, then of course you can start a business with a risk that will give you several times more profit than your salary at a time. And at the same time, you will get a lot of freedom that you will not get in the case of salary income.

You working there is another person's "investment". Someone who has built a business from the ground up has invested a X amount of money to get it going, and you're part of it. If you're making 60 euros per day, then the person behind the business is certainly earning a lot more from the work you put, and it makes sense. I don't understand why the OP proceeds to compare salary with profit, is there any reason? Salary is a fixed amount you get from 12 to 14 times a year, it's standard and you know that you'll get your money each month, profit on the other hand is the revenue of your investment. Why compare them?

[harapan]

Both salary and profit are both rewards for actions. Think about it; salary is paid in most cases just twelve times a year, yes twelve times, profit on the other end can be earned any day, and any time of the year, off course a return on investment.

I get the point that mostly profits has more advantage and benefits over salaries in most cases but then it depends on individuality preference. People go into things that's comfortable for them that's why you can find a maximum capacity of people going for jobs and all that to shy away from some huge responsibilities and in the other hand having a business that brings in profits is the best medicine to some person's but both plays a key role to different individuals.

[RockBell]

Salary and profit are the great factor responsible for financial stability because both works as one but in different field, Interchanging both is a mistake to avoid when it comes to finance related issues. Salary is known as the mother of profit when properly invested, controlled and properly managed in businesses but may not yield that primary aim if not invested well. One may become a salary earner for a long time without getting profit from it because it was not used in business but for another important reason, so in other to generate profit from salary it must be invested wisely.

And without to two factors then everything will lead to struggle and this is one of the reason why both of them are actually and they can not be do without but another thing is that I feel like is that you still need money to make profit because were is the money going to come from if not from salary or other ways like loan buy most time you need to have a investment to Make profit and another thing is that it's either ways for people because there people that don't work they are business people and since the goal is to make money what ever anyone choose to do is a good one so far it is bringing money because is not everyone that can go into business.

[summonerrk]

Salary and profit are the great factor responsible for financial stability because both works as one but in different field, Interchanging both is a mistake to avoid when it comes to finance related issues. Salary is known as the mother of profit when properly invested, controlled and properly managed in businesses but may not yield that primary aim if not invested well. One may become a salary earner for a long time without getting profit from it because it was not used in business but for another important reason, so in other to generate profit from salary it must be invested wisely.

Yes, but there's a slight paradox between the employee's efforts and their time. The thing is, if someone receives a salary, they're confident about the future, but the bad news is that after work, they don't have the energy or time to find ways to escape it. And salaries are low these days, making it very difficult to find extra money for investing. Everything has to go towards food and bills. If someone has the courage to break this vicious cycle, they can become a good investor or trader. But they need to be free of obligations like family or children.

[MykeAdams]

Both salary and profit are both rewards for actions. Think about it; salary is paid in most cases just twelve times a year, yes twelve times, profit on the other end can be earned any day, and any time of the year, off course a return on investment.

Salary can be seen as a quick fix, working and expecting to be paid mostly at the end of a given period. Another thought is; salary is mostly paid by profit earners.

A steady turnover of profit in most cases is as a result of consistent entrepreneurial  effort.

The volume and impact of a salary and profit is incomparable with that of profit.

Plus what is reinvested from salary and profit is a big margin, it is more likely to reinvest a large chunk of profit, than that if a salary which is mostly used to pay accumulated bills.

Profit over salary, any time any day!

For one to be living below his/her means and saving continously is a secret weapon, today many salary earners are broke not because of little payment been paid to them but because of overspending and debt.
A wise worker or employee who invests in a business for 20-30 years can be bigger than many business owners who mismanage money.

[eisen33]

Both salary and profit are both rewards for actions. Think about it; salary is paid in most cases just twelve times a year, yes twelve times, profit on the other end can be earned any day, and any time of the year, off course a return on investment.

Salary can be seen as a quick fix, working and expecting to be paid mostly at the end of a given period. Another thought is; salary is mostly paid by profit earners.

A steady turnover of profit in most cases is as a result of consistent entrepreneurial  effort.

The volume and impact of a salary and profit is incomparable with that of profit.

Plus what is reinvested from salary and profit is a big margin, it is more likely to reinvest a large chunk of profit, than that if a salary which is mostly used to pay accumulated bills.

Profit over salary, any time any day!

For me, I break it down into simple things: my salary is paid to me every month, and I set aside 10 to 20% of it to invest in various assets, mostly in Bitcoin. I don't make a profit when I want to, but when I decide the best time has come. For example, I could buy Bitcoin every month for several years, and only make a profit when I start selling it, but that could be a long time later. But that's not so important, the most important thing is the end result.

[knowngunman]

You are basically implying own business over a job which I agree with. Salaries however come with securities and less stress of managing a company, one's focus is only on the job they are assigned to. But it is very hard to reach up financially with a job as compared to a successfully running business, which might come with stress, risks of loss but at same time many perks.

As a salary earner, you have nothing to worry over company's profits or losses and credit alart is guaranteed at a specific time unless you work in a private company where company profits have direct effect on your salary.

Of course, many people including myself would prefer owning my own business, earn profits and pay salary to my workers but we seem to underrate the heavy price involved in establishing and managing a business to become a successful one.

[White pawn]

Salary and profit serve mainly different purpose.

Yes salary is a fixed income earned by an employee or even yourself for service rendered,
Salary is more predictable and employees have less control over salary.

But profit is earning from business or investments, calculated revenue and expenses, profit is more variable, and business owners and investors have more control over profit.
So ultimately, the choice between salary and profit depends on individual priorities and circumstances.

I choose profit because some one doing business and investing well will gain and make profit before the end of the month as for salary earners.

[M47AK16]

Salary and profit are the great factor responsible for financial stability because both works as one but in different field, Interchanging both is a mistake to avoid when it comes to finance related issues. Salary is known as the mother of profit when properly invested, controlled and properly managed in businesses but may not yield that primary aim if not invested well. One may become a salary earner for a long time without getting profit from it because it was not used in business but for another important reason, so in other to generate profit from salary it must be invested wisely.

Yes, but there's a slight paradox between the employee's efforts and their time. The thing is, if someone receives a salary, they're confident about the future, but the bad news is that after work, they don't have the energy or time to find ways to escape it. And salaries are low these days, making it very difficult to find extra money for investing. Everything has to go towards food and bills. If someone has the courage to break this vicious cycle, they can become a good investor or trader. But they need to be free of obligations like family or children.

I won't say salaries are less these days. If you can find the right job than salaries can fulfill your necessities and can also help you save something for the future. You should have the right skillset to get a decent paying job. Yes, there are a lot of companies which are underpaying their employees but these companies usually end up hiring freshers or people with no actual skill. Majority of people who really are qualified end up getting a nice paying job where they get stuck for a major portion of their life.

Salary makes us dependent and we kind of forget what it would be to survive without the basic salary. Coming home from work, we would be completely exhausted just thinking about the next day and would hardly have any time to spare on thinking about any other money making opportunities.

[Byebyebtc]

Yes profit should be considered the best option, salary tho is consistent and certain, while profit is not, but even as that profit has been known to give larger results where by leading to finacal growth, thereby creating longer lasting money than salary. Salary will be given for your labour, and there will come a time where a man gets weak and will not be able to Labour no more; then the salary stops.
But if you have a business you can build it to an extent where by it will be able to give you consistent profun even at old age.+

[Yaunfitda]

Profit over salary, any time any day!

Easier said that done, I mean if you don't have a job in the first place, how can you have a salary? Given that you have a job, then it might not be enough for you to sustain they how can you go get profit? It's a hard world mate, it's not that easy to make profit any time of the day. Sure it's best over salary, but you really need to save first some money before you can make such profits. Maybe you can start your own business, or in crypto, be a trader. But again, you will encounter a lot of problems and issues in the beginning that sometimes you think of giving up. So in life, it's very hard to make the correct decision as it will alter everything. Just be consistent, earn enough money thru job and save and then maybe after that you will think about business that will make you passive income.

[boyptc]

Of course, many people including myself would prefer owning my own business, earn profits and pay salary to my workers but we seem to underrate the heavy price involved in establishing and managing a business to become a successful one.

In the beginning, it will be hard to establish that and that's why costing for employee shouldn't be prioritized. You're starting a business and as an owner of it, you should be the one who's starting it.

But that's what every entrepreneurs wants to be. To have employees so that they will be more productive and also, to help those employees to have a job.

It's a different feeling when you've got people on your back and both are giving and taking each other's help.

[slapper]

Salary and profit are the great factor responsible for financial stability because both works as one but in different field, Interchanging both is a mistake to avoid when it comes to finance related issues. Salary is known as the mother of profit when properly invested, controlled and properly managed in businesses but may not yield that primary aim if not invested well. One may become a salary earner for a long time without getting profit from it because it was not used in business but for another important reason, so in other to generate profit from salary it must be invested wisely.

Yes, but there's a slight paradox between the employee's efforts and their time. The thing is, if someone receives a salary, they're confident about the future, but the bad news is that after work, they don't have the energy or time to find ways to escape it. And salaries are low these days, making it very difficult to find extra money for investing. Everything has to go towards food and bills. If someone has the courage to break this vicious cycle, they can become a good investor or trader. But they need to be free of obligations like family or children.

I won't say salaries are less these days. If you can find the right job than salaries can fulfill your necessities and can also help you save something for the future. You should have the right skillset to get a decent paying job. Yes, there are a lot of companies which are underpaying their employees but these companies usually end up hiring freshers or people with no actual skill. Majority of people who really are qualified end up getting a nice paying job where they get stuck for a major portion of their life.

Salary makes us dependent and we kind of forget what it would be to survive without the basic salary. Coming home from work, we would be completely exhausted just thinking about the next day and would hardly have any time to spare on thinking about any other money making opportunities.

The thing about salaries is that they are not just numbers, they are cages with cushions.. There is the aspect of skillset, underpayment in companies and the qualified can get decent employment. But predictable, stable, non-threatening are all other terms used to say decent. The system rewards competence to the extent that it keeps you engaged in the system but seldom to an extent where it provides independence. And the true lack is autonomy, not money

Individuals can talk and talk about salaries, however the root of the problem lies in dependency. A salary is created to ensure that you forget that there is a choice. Not only entrepreneurial options, but even existential ones. What we would find when we were no longer in the rut of exhaustion you are talking about. It is not a side-effect of work to come home tired, but that is the way in which the system makes sure that you will not innovate outside the work system. Is it that salaries have to be sufficient or is it the psychological architecture that we have to learn to sell our prime years to a drip-feed? The majority will justify the trade as being necessary but necessity is created. The "nice paying job" is both prize and prison

[Jubilee58]

Both salary and profit are both rewards for actions. Think about it; salary is paid in most cases just twelve times a year, yes twelve times, profit on the other end can be earned any day, and any time of the year, off course a return on investment.

Salary can be seen as a quick fix, working and expecting to be paid mostly at the end of a given period. Another thought is; salary is mostly paid by profit earners.

A steady turnover of profit in most cases is as a result of consistent entrepreneurial  effort.

The volume and impact of a salary and profit is incomparable with that of profit.

Plus what is reinvested from salary and profit is a big margin, it is more likely to reinvest a large chunk of profit, than that if a salary which is mostly used to pay accumulated bills.

Profit over salary, any time any day!

Both salary and profit are rewards from your effort or work, salary can be weekly or monthly as the case may be but profit is gotten from your business transaction.

But one thing is clear , their are some people who are so much  interested in setting up a business so that they can
Make profit from their business

Looking at this very  very well, those who concentrate on their business are doing better than some company workers.

[finaleshot2016]

Both salary and profit are both rewards for actions. Think about it; salary is paid in most cases just twelve times a year, yes twelve times, profit on the other end can be earned any day, and any time of the year, off course a return on investment.

Salary can be seen as a quick fix, working and expecting to be paid mostly at the end of a given period. Another thought is; salary is mostly paid by profit earners.

A steady turnover of profit in most cases is as a result of consistent entrepreneurial  effort.

The volume and impact of a salary and profit is incomparable with that of profit.

Plus what is reinvested from salary and profit is a big margin, it is more likely to reinvest a large chunk of profit, than that if a salary which is mostly used to pay accumulated bills.

Profit over salary, any time any day!

It's different to be honest.

If you can manage yourself, of course having your own business is the best way to sustain yourself and earn more while in job is more sustainable since it secures you financially unless you get fired on your job. Both ways are good, don't justify that having your own profits is the best because sometimes it's hard and can drain you really really fast if you're unlucky. Higher the profit, higher the gains, in life sometimes people choose the sustainable one because they have nothing to risk, time is running, and they really need to earn to survive in life so don't blame if not all of us are not in a good shape to manage our own pockets.

[dezoel]

I won't say salaries are less these days. If you can find the right job than salaries can fulfill your necessities and can also help you save something for the future. You should have the right skillset to get a decent paying job. Yes, there are a lot of companies which are underpaying their employees but these companies usually end up hiring freshers or people with no actual skill. Majority of people who really are qualified end up getting a nice paying job where they get stuck for a major portion of their life.

Salary makes us dependent and we kind of forget what it would be to survive without the basic salary. Coming home from work, we would be completely exhausted just thinking about the next day and would hardly have any time to spare on thinking about any other money making opportunities.

You can, that is not an opinion, it is a fact. Salaries are lower these days compared to past when you compare it to purchasing power. For example in the 60's, (depends on the nation you live of course) it was possible to buy a house with 2 year worth salary. Calculate what is your 2 year salary, and tell me if that buys a house or not. This is why it's really not a big deal to say that we are getting paid less right now.

People think that we are getting paid more, but just because the number goes up, doesn't mean that value goes up as well, with your salary you can buy less right now than our fathers did. That is why salary is a lot more important and if you do make a lot of money from your salary, then you are in a unique situation.

[r_victory]

There are people who start their own businesses and those who prefer to work for others. It's strange, but some people enjoy their comfort zone, and if they're comfortable with it, I don't see a problem. For a long time, I was a salaried employee, and I confess I miss the predictability it brought. On the other hand, I enjoy the freedom of working from the comfort of my own home, close to my family. I haven't yet achieved "predictable," consistent, and recurring income, but I'm almost there.

Financially savvy people will turn their salary into profit, and profit into financial freedom.

[junder]

As a salary earner, you have nothing to worry over company's profits or losses and credit alart is guaranteed at a specific time unless you work in a private company where company profits have direct effect on your salary.

Of course, many people including myself would prefer owning my own business, earn profits and pay salary to my workers but we seem to underrate the heavy price involved in establishing and managing a business to become a successful one.

Owning your own business and having to pay every employee is no easy feat, as money management is crucial. If you can't manage your finances effectively, things won't go smoothly. I agree that owning your own business is everyone's dream, but there are many aspects to master. I have experience in this field where poor money management led me to quit my business.