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The speaker argues against telling yourself you don't need luxury things. If a supercar genuinely excites you, solve someone else's problem, make money, and buy it. Don't shrink your desires to fit others' expectations.
The speaker argues against telling yourself you don't need luxury things. If a supercar genuinely excites you, solve someone else's problem, make money, and buy it. Don't shrink your desires to fit others' expectations.
Excuse I hear people give all the time is, "I don't need those things." Look, no one needs a supercar, but if that's something that you really care about and you think that would be fun and increase your enjoyment in life, it's okay to create a solution in the marketplace, solve someone else's problem, make money, and then use that money to increase your return on lifestyle. You don't need to keep yourself small in order to manage other people's expectations of what you need.
