Dean Graziosi discusses being 'aligned with money' — framing money as a byproduct that should be earned ethically. He argues that if your work positively impacts lives and is ethical, you should pursue earning a lot and use the money for good, and that one should not feel guilty or held back from earning in that case.
Money is a byproduct in my life, it has to be a byproduct that is ethically earned, right? If you're doing something unethical, you're selling drugs, it's like you're going to be out of alignment. You're out of alignment. But if you're doing something ethical, like what you do here, I'm like, I hope you make a gazillion dollars doing what you do because you transform so many lives. If, if you're doing something impacts live and you can ethically earn by doing that, and then you do good with the money you earn, then you should feel guilty not getting after it, not held back.
