A speaker at a Cleveland event criticizes people who won't spend $1,500 on self-improvement, calling it a failure of leadership and self-respect. He's frustrated that many see that amount as too much money to invest in themselves.
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As I've talked to hundreds of people to come to the event here in Cleveland, Ohio, I'm amazed. I'm amazed. Actually, I'm saddened. I'm saddened by people that don't respect themselves enough to invest in themselves. They can't invest $1,500 in themselves. They literally think $1,500 is a lot of money. My question is, don't you think that's a problem in itself? How in the world, in the world of America, in the world of abundance, is fifteen hundred dollars a lot of money? And you got everything figured out, you know, everything. You're so smart and $1,500 a lot of money? Is that weird? It's sad because you have children, you have your spouse, you have your community watching you. You're supposed to be the leader of yourself, and you can't even lead your business to a bigger outcome. Thinking $1,500 is a lot of money. Shame on you.
