I Talk About Money For You, Not For Me…

22 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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A short monologue arguing that the speaker discusses money to educate others, not for personal gain, and that character—honesty, integrity, authenticity—is more important than profit. The speaker criticizes online charlatans who fail to deliver on promises and urges listeners to trust their calling and stop imitating others.

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All you ever talk about is money. You apparently don't know me at all.
At all. Like, you've never met me. So you have no earthly idea. Because there are a whole lot of things in this world that I care about a whole lot more than I care about money. The reason I talk about money so much is because most of you don't understand it. So my eyes have come and see. Guess what? That's what character will do. Character will make you show up bigger and better and brighter. Thank you. You will never be your real. The real experience of you when you have character will never be a disappointment. Charlatans sell stuff to people online, don't deliver on the promises. They don't have any character. Somebody's. Somebody's. Somebody's actions don't match their words. I don't trust them. Why? Because they've already demonstrated they're a liar. And you know what the old saying is? When somebody repeatedly shows you who they are, believe them. Character. Trust the calling on your life. When you trust the calling on your life, you'll stop trying to be other people.