The rich are rich in part because they know how to invest their time wisely to create more time to find and build investments. To do this, they know exactly how to prioritize things they have to do in normal day:

Instead of doing piddling things first, such as cleaning a minor mess, dropping off something, picking something up, ironing, or laundry (unless it’s critical!), or things like that, they do most important/time-consuming things possible first; things like spending a set amount of time searching for a good investment property, things like investing time developing and promoting their website that pulls in extra cash, buying vending machines to place in shops, or, even more important than any of these things that will pull in money, investing time developing a deeper relationship with their family, and even more importantly, with God.

If you would like to know how to develop a deeper and closer relationship with God, or if you’re interested in learning how to develop a relationship with Him in first place, please look for my article How The Rich Develop A Deeper Relationship With God.

To earn or create money, you need to have time. Time is most crucial of all things needed to become rich and/or wealthy. Even if you have plenty of money to invest, if you have no spare time to put it in an investment, all money is good for is paying off bills, rather than putting it to work earning money to pay bills for you, without having to work.

Almost every Internet marketer who works at a regular job full time, and builds an Internet marketing business part time, dreams of day when they can say goodbye to their day job and become a full time marketer. The carrot of working to your own schedule, having no boss to answer to, not having to commute through stop and go traffic, is always dangling in front of them, spurring them to work long hours building their online business. Indeed, that lifestyle is a big reason many people become Internet marketers in first place. After reaching a certain degree of sustained success, day will come when our marketer is ready to make big leap to full time self employment.

Before doing that, you should make very cautious, comprehensive plans, based on your family circumstances, financial condition, goals, your target market, economy, and life's uncertainties. This is time to face toughest, harshest, coldest reality you can muster. Forget pie in sky dreams, and look at bottom line numbers. Your profits, real and projected, will need to replace your income, so you want to make sure you thoroughly understand and trust what numbers are telling you.

In particular, you will want a strong financial cushion before leaving your day job. You'll need to replace health and life insurance, vacations, and other benefits you may lose, and you'll need money to cover living expenses while continuing to build your business to a higher income level. Fortunately, starting an Internet business doesn't have to be expensive, and since you started part-time, most of expense outlays have probably already been made.