Pourquoi vouloir toujours gagner plus selon ma vision #entrepreneur #closing #business #scaling
In this French‑language motivational monologue, the speaker addresses Angelo and reflects on the question of when, if ever, one should stop wanting more. He argues that in France there is a cultural fear of excessive ambition because it might corrupt one’s soul, but he counters that money is merely an amplifier of who you already are – it makes a fool a bigger fool and a good person an even better person. His personal drive is to break the generational chains that have limited his family, to create a lasting legacy for his children and grandchildren, and to use his potential to achieve greater results, freedom, and the ability to help more lives. He insists that he will not stop pursuing more because he believes he can do more, be better, and bring more happiness to himself and others, emphasizing that while money does not buy happiness directly, it provides the freedom necessary to pursue it.
