A short YouTube interview segment (uploaded by Jacqueline Elliott) in which a speaker responds to the question: what can’t money provide or solve? The speaker argues that money cannot buy fulfillment, community, family, brotherhood, or a meaningful legacy. They emphasize living by values, avoiding one-dimensional pursuit of wealth, passing on habits (not just money), and finding purpose through contribution and relationships.
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What is something that money hasn't been able to provide you guys or solve in your life? Well, there's a lot of things that you can get with money. I mean, there's a lot of people that have a lot of money and they're lost or depressed and everything. So we believe in not being one dimensional and chasing money and we don't make decisions based on money. But we have a good life because we do the right thing and we live true to what we believe in. So I think in turn, like we motivate and we inspire other people that do the same. So that turns into money and then you don't have really anything to worry about. You don't have to be a fraud like a lot of people. If you chase money, then you're stuck chasing money and it's not going to fulfill you. You need that community, you need that, you know, brotherhood, you need the family. You need to be able to provide like generational success, like something like a legacy that you're trying to leave for your children. We don't want to leave them just money. We talk about leaving them habits. And when you do it the right way and you do it with all of your heart and you pour everything you have into it and you feel like you're pushing yourself to that next level, you're not bored and you're not like thinking like, hey, you know what, what am I going to do now? Like in all.