I have a lot more depth than just materialistic things. #shorts #materialistic #youtubeshorts

13 Mar 2023 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by Mark Evans in which he defends enjoying material things as "trophies" for personal achievements. He explains that setting big goals (e.g., earning $100,000 a year from his seamless gutter company) motivated him to move from being broke to pursuing measurable financial success, and that at first he lacked role models or knowledge of how to reach that target.

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I have a lot more depth than just materialistic things, but the true fact is that shit gets me excited. I like nice things. These are my trophies. I don't need fucking someone every day to give me a gold star and say, good job, Mark. I set big goals for myself. I have to accomplish those goals to accomplish a trophy that is a watch or a car or a house or whatever I'm working on. At that time, in the beginning stages, I didn't understand. That's how real life worked. I used to be broke, and my goal was to make $100,000 a year. That was like my dream. That was gross, by the way. I wasn't even net. My goal make 100,000 a year in my seamless gutter company. And I had zero clue how to do that because I didn't know anybody that did it.