A short first-person monologue (YouTube) by Mark Evans DM reflecting on how money drives behavior. The speaker questions conventional advice to 'save money', argues that wealthy people invest rather than hoard cash, and emphasizes that financial losses teach more than wins — losses free you to learn, while wins can breed complacency.
Isn't it amazing how money controls our actions? I thought audit on money all the time. I'm very conscious about money behavior, actions or lack of actions with money. And everyone's out here touting like save your money, okay? For what? I've never met a multimillionaire or billionaire that has saved their money. They're constantly investing in themselves and in things. It's so powerful. Guys, I lose money every day, but I make a lot more than I lose. That's the plan anyways. For some reason, when people lose money, they frees up. They think it's them. They didn't learn anything. They don't understand. But the truth is, when you lose money, what did you learn when you lost? My losses, I learned so much more than my wins. My wins actually make me lazy. My wins make me feel like I'm invincible. It's okay to lose money.
