Everyone can make more income working more and conserving a lot more money. When you start off working, doesn't subject if you make considerably or considerably less, if you know how to conserve it, in the foreseeable future you will perform much less and generate much more.But you want to be sensible and know how to make the cash perform for you. Wise investments, firms are the ideal concept, eachone require to discover it by themselves.
I sort of disagree with your first sentence.
Working more: Does it really matter to your boss if you underperform or overperform? Not at all. There might be some people that do appreciate what you are doing, putting more effort into the job or doing more than you're asked to do. But most of the time, promotion comes with seniority. Those that hold better degrees than you or have been in the company longer than you will always be promoted first. I know it's such a lame system that they prefer seniority over the individual's performance. But that's just how things are in most work places. You are lucky if they don't mind about seniority and you can be promoted without a minimum amount of time being in the company.
Conserving a lot more money: I really don't think that they pay you depending on how much money you have saved so far. And I think saving don't necessarily increase your income. If you are talking about investments, then that's not "conserving" money in any way.
