A short motivational monologue (YouTube transcript) arguing that 'losing money' should be mentally reframed as 'transferring money'—recognizing that money moves to other people and that the speaker's goal is to recover or earn more by providing value. The piece emphasizes mindset change and challenges common language about financial loss.
Losing money is. You got to train your brain. What are you losing? I've never lost money. I've learned a lot. I've transferred money. Think about this term. I lost money in the stock market. I lost money on the deal. You understand? You did not lose it. It's not like it just got lost. You transferred the money to someone else. It's in someone else's possession. I knew exactly where it went. I didn't lose it. I transferred it. And my goal is to get it back. My goal is to get more of it. My goal is to get some money from someone else by providing a great service, great product, great whatever. Think about how the world's program is to talk about money. Lost it.
