Ash ExantusChief Financial Educator, Ash Cash Enterprises · Financial Empowerment Leader | Public Affairs Strategist | Media Executive | Advocate for Economic Equity & Financial Literacy | Champion for Formerly Incarcerated Communities

People allow fear to negatively impact their day ☀️

16 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, the speaker examines how daily habits—particularly waking up early and immediately consuming news that highlights crime, death, and economic downturns—seed fear into a person’s consciousness. He argues that this routine, reinforced by external voices urging financial caution, keeps individuals living in a state of anxiety without realizing they are actively feeding that fear. The speaker then frames this experience within the broader concept of duality, using Curtis Jackson (50 Cent) as an example to illustrate that joy and pain, wealth and poverty, and other opposites coexist, and that recognizing both sides is essential for a balanced perspective.

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when they're looking at their lives and they're like, why is all this bad stuff happening to me? Then all I'm going to say is, what is your routine? Oh, you woke up at 6 in the morning and you turned the news on and the news is telling you all the people that's dying and all that. Who got robbed. Who got all that. Oh, that's your routine and you want to know— oh, you listening to them, they telling you it's a recession and they're telling you to lock in your money and don't spend and this and that. And they're putting the fear in your heart and that's— you wake up every single day in fear. and don't realize that you're including fear in your consciousness because the world— you cannot exclude nothing. There's 2 sides to every coin, right. Curtis Jackson, 50 Cent, joy wouldn't feel so good if it wasn't for pain, right. So, there's an up, there's a down, there's a joy, there's a pain, there's a good, there's a bad, there's poor, there's wealth, right.