A short monologue (YouTube Shorts) by Matthew Kelly arguing that running an agency and earning amounts like $30k–$50k per month (roughly $20k–$50k in profit) is already extremely wealthy relative to most people. The speaker notes practical limits to how much one can reasonably spend without conspicuous consumption and emphasizes that not everyone needs or wants billionaire/millionaire status.
There's nothing wrong with having an agency and making 30k a month. Which is what? 20k a month profit? Let's say like 20k a month, bro. Like that's fuck ton of money if you think about it. It's better than 99.9% of the world. I don't think I've spent 20k on my personal life for rent, for food, for excluding travel. Let's say you make 50k a month profit. I don't think there is a legitimate way to spend 50k if you're not throwing out fucking money and like flying jets and shit and have a stupid apartment that you don't even need. You know, not everyone is striving for the billionaire status. Not everyone wants to be a millionaire, you know.
