A short motivational YouTube monologue advising listeners not to let fear of financial loss prevent them from living their dreams. The speaker uses buying a boat as a concrete example and a personal anecdote (a CEO who loves living on his 27-foot boat) to argue that enjoying purchases can be a legitimate personal value even if they lose money.
Too many people are afraid of losing money. They don't live their dreams out. Go buy the boat. If you want a boat and you have the money to do it, go buy it. Who cares? But the best time, best two days of a boat owner is the day you buy it and the day you sell it. Well, okay, but many people I know just love the water. One of my CEOs, he loves the water. He literally could live on the water on his 27 foot boat. He loves the water. Don't judge it. Don't talk to people about what they should do or shouldn't do with their money because that says more about you than them. Pay attention when you talk or say something about money, that's you. When you say that out loud, that's you. Dude, you're losing money on that. Am I? Says who, how, where, for what? And maybe, yes, I am losing money, but I get to enjoy it. That's okay. That's a value to me.
