What I've learned from "Batman Begins", movie, was more than cost of a ticket to sit in a dark room full of strangers for more than two hours.

Well, actually cost of two tickets (one for me and another for my wife).

I don't know about majority of audience but this one phrase caught my attention immediately...

"To Conquer Fear, You Have To Become Fear Itself".

I know that meaning of fear in movie was pretty obvious. Bruce Wayne was afraid of bats. He never had fear towards anything at all... except dark-black, mysterious blind creatures.

The fear of bats haunted him from small kid until he was big enough to be called an adult.

I know it's gotta be strange for an adult to be NOT afraid of other things (even dangerous sword fights) but bats... but let's just assume that this all makes sense.

The point is... there might be one 'thing' in your life which is stopping you from moving forward. That fear itself.

I'll give you an example of my own experience.

I've always liked to think of getting an extra income from internet but I was afraid that I might fail.

I was afraid that people would see me as a newbie who knows nothing at all about internet marketing.

Wanna know best ever advice you can get about money?

Here it is...

Let's say that you are getting regular monthly salary from work and you are happy with it. Now, at end of month (and most of time, two days after you get your paychecks), you wonder where all your money is gone.

You begin reasoning.

30% of it goes to house mortgage. 20% of it goes to car payment. 10% of it goes to credit card payment. 5% of it goes to utility bills. etc, etc, etc...

"That should be fine. I've got all taken care of. Next month, I'll get another paycheck and same cycle goes on and on... enough for me to survive whole life."

Well, you gotta be careful now.

What happens if your car broke down? What happens if your kitchen needed renovation after a heavy storm last night? What happens if you suddenly forgot that you've overspent your credit card? What happens if you fell sick?

Things could be worse, and now is time that cliche "Fix your roof on a sunny day" is very much true to you.

You don't want this to happen to you, right?

There could be thousands of things that could go wrong in our lives but unless we realize that we need to prepare for worse, we'll never get ahead of ourselves.