Short monologue (YouTube Short) by Mark Evans DM discussing ‘thought auditing’—examining emotional reactions when seeing others’ success and consciously choosing curiosity and action instead of resentment. Speaker reflects on early family-fed beliefs about rich people and states a personal rule: don't take advice from people who lack what you want.
This is something you have to learn about if you're not thinking like this. Thought auditing. When you see someone that has something that you want, do you discount it? Do you get angry? Or do you get excited? And do you ask yourself questions on the positive, like, what do I need to create to accomplish that? How do I get that? I want to go say hi to that individual and connect with them and see what they do. I always thought rich people were mean, rude, disrespectful, not nice. Rip people off. Because that's what I was fed my entire life through words, verbal words. My parents, my grandparents, my uncle. They weren't doing it maliciously or negative back then. It's just how they talked. So I'm not being negative about it. It's just how it was. But I. I'm an adult and I wanted to get what they want. I don't understand. This is one thing I learned early on. I don't listen to people that don't have what I want.
