A short monologue (YouTube video) where the speaker discusses the discomfort of breaking financial barriers and an internal protective voice that can both help and hold you back. The speaker links this mindset to hesitancy around charitable giving—people fear it will harm their family or appear reckless—and argues that one can both pursue financial goals and give to charity.
Anytime I get ready to break a barrier financially, it, like, it's uncomfortable. And whenever I call work, I'm like, yes. Should I buy the house? Yes. Should I do this? Absolutely. This is not a bad trait to have. Actually, it's a very good trait. But knowing this trick can either hold you back or throw you because it allows him to protect. That's his protection. Mind. Like. But by the way, when we talk about giving money to charities, that's why most people don't give money to charity, because they think it's taking. It's bad, it's not good. It's gonna hurt your family. You're being naive, crazy, or reckless. Do both. You can do both. You can do it all.
