This will change your perception around money

21 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker reflects on how his perception of money has dramatically shifted over the past three years. He recounts moving from viewing $10,000 a month as a substantial income to encountering individuals earning $100,000 a month, $500,000 a month, and even $20 million a year. The speaker is struck by how some of these high earners appear to work very little—often seen in casual settings like pajama pants or vacation spots—yet generate massive wealth. This contrast prompts him to question the mechanisms behind such income levels and challenges traditional assumptions about effort versus reward.

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In the last 3 years, the biggest changes that I've noticed, my perception around money, like thinking $10,000 a month was a lot. It was at a time. And then you meet somebody doing $100,000 a month, and then you make $100,000 in a month, and you meet somebody making $500,000 a month, and you go, holy shit, $500,000 a month. That's like $6 million. And then some guy comes in making $20 million a year. That's, you know, well over $1.5 million a month, and they're not working that much. Yep. So now your brain's going, holy shit, how is this guy Pulling up in pajama pants, speaking at this thing, and he's making all this money. Wasn't he in Bora Bora yesterday? And then you start asking questions.