Nick PerryFounder and CEO of 7 Figure Cartel

Money Loves Speed (Why Fast Action Beats Perfect Plans)

16 Jan 2026 · 0 min

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A short motivational talk (YouTube) by Nick Perry arguing that "money loves speed": taking fast, urgent action builds momentum and compounds wealth, while hesitation, overthinking, and procrastination enable poverty. The speaker emphasizes that speed means intentional execution with urgency and explicitly distinguishes this from recklessness.

I don't think many realize this, but money loves speed. This is new to you. I get it. You weren't programmed to realize this truth of physics and wealth. See, speed creates momentum, and momentum compounds. Anytime you hesitate, you give poverty the chance to infect you in your life. It thrives on your overthinking, procrastination and fear of failure. Speed is everything. But don't confuse it with recklessness. Because speed is execution with urgency. Recklessness is just, well, reckless.