Successful folks leverage money to fast-track results. Desire something? Pay for it.

5 Sept 2023 · 1 min

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A short motivational monologue (YouTube clip) arguing that successful people use money to fast-track results: if you want something, you can pay to get ahead (examples: paying to skip lines, private jets, nicer accommodations). The speaker emphasizes that the most important commodity is time—non-renewable—and that spending money to save time or improve experiences is a deliberate strategy.

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Successful people use money to expedite results. If you want something, you can pay money for it. I want to get in front of the line. You pay more money. I use money as a tool. I want to take a faster trip. Here's more money. Take a private jet. I want to stay at the nice place on the ocean. Boom. Pay a little money, have a better experience. Depending on what you value or don't I value experiences? I most importantly value this one thing, this commodity that you and I don't have. It's not a renewable commodity. It's called time. Time is our commodity. It's non renewable energy. When my time's gone at this moment, I can never get it back. So many of you are out there using your time like it's going to last forever. It's not.