Short excerpt from a YouTube video ("Profit or Purpose?") by Louis Massaro in which he describes a past approach of pursuing profit "all in," realizing that focusing solely on money did not yield thriving in life. He now weighs financial opportunities against impacts on daily life experience, personal growth, and future value.
It's easy sometimes to just say, go after the profit. Like, all in. I'm going all in. Like, that's how I used to feel on things. I'm going all in. I'm going to do it. I'm going to do more than anybody else is willing to do. But I was doing it all in the one direction of just money, assuming that all the thrive stuff eventually would just kind of fall into place, and it didn't. So now when I make decisions, it's like, okay, yeah, there's a bunch of money there, but how's that going to impact my life, my daily life experience? How's that going to impact my growth? How's that going to impact future value?
