Marcel FernandesCEO and Founder at Cel Education

What you think about that? #shorts

6 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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In this short YouTube clip, Speaker A argues that using a screen protector on an iPhone reflects a "scarcity mindset" and suggests that Apple would provide one if it were beneficial. He urges listeners to abandon such protective habits, instead buying a new phone or paying for repairs, and to redirect the time, energy, and money spent on these concerns toward personal development and wealth creation, promoting a "prosperity mindset." Speaker B raises practical concerns about potential screen breakage or scratches, but Speaker A dismisses these worries, reiterating the call to invest in oneself rather than in protective accessories. The tone is direct, motivational, and somewhat confrontational, emphasizing mindset over practical device care.

Buy a new one! Putting a screen protector on your iPhone is a scarcity mindset. If Apple wanted you to put a frickin' screen protector on it, don't you think they would frickin' make it and sell you it? The reason they don't want it is because it kills the user experience.
What if my screen breaks? What if my screen scratches?
Buy a new one! Fix it! Pay money to fix it! The amount of energy and time you spend thinking on stuff that is just scarcity mindset, you could be spending that time, energy, and resources developing yourself, becoming more valuable, and making more money. Think more prosperity mindset and less of a scarcity mindset. My guy, love you, bye.