Which problem would you'd rather have 🤔? #shorts

Is it better to be motivated to go towards success or to go away from failure? When the economy is going good, people are buying how to make money. They want to do more, they want to scale, they want to grow. Right? When the economy is doing bad, they're buying life rafts, they're buying life preservers, they're buying how to maintain what I have right now without losing more. They're buying the how do I stay afloat in times of recession? Right? They're not buying the how can I be a millionaire? They're not thinking about how they can make a million dollars. They're thinking about how I can survive. Right? Some people are motivated by the fear of never making it or the fear of running out of money. Some people are motivated by the fact that they just want to make a lot of money because they never had it before or what? Right? I think there's different points, but I think both are necessary. And you need to have the fear of, I got overhead to pay, I got employees to pay. It's like, dude, the more money, the more problems. The more money, the more resources. The more resources, the more capabilities. The more capabilities, the more things you can do. The more things you can do, the more problems you'll have. It's all correlated. Yeah. What problems do you want? I want to be having big problems, major problems. I don't want my biggest problem to be, how am I going to pay rent this month?