A monologue about treasuring people while they're here. The speaker reflects on regret after losing loved ones and shows how money can buy time: paying a nanny so your spouse can visit her mother, or play golf. Anchor to the people you love and tell them.
If you've ever lost someone you care about, you wish you would have spent more time with them. You can't do anything about that now. We can do something about it. Moving forward. Anchor to the people you care about. Love. Understand the value in money. Understand what money is. It's a tool. If I didn't make money, I couldn't pay Marilyn. If I didn't make money, we couldn't pay the nanny. My wife wouldn't be able to go hang out in golf and pay for golf and spend time with her mom and connect with her mom and have these memories forever, all because of a couple dollars. Seriously, are we losing or are we winning? I think we're winning at a massive level on this side of the fence.
