Dlaczego milionerzy są nieszczęśliwi? Mirosław Skwarek mówi wprost.

In this monologue, Mirosław Skwarek reflects on the paradox of wealth and happiness, arguing that the rich are often unhappy because they lack genuine friendships and self‑knowledge. He links this to the modern AI era, suggesting that artificial intelligence may exacerbate existing economic inequalities: while the wealthy continue to count their own money, the poor become increasingly dependent on the financial decisions of others. Skwarek recounts his own experience selling webinars and AI courses during the pandemic and the Ukraine war, noting a growing belief that tools like ChatGPT can replace paid mentorship and training. He challenges this notion, emphasizing that true value comes from personal insight and real‑world experience, not just free AI tools. The speaker also critiques the “law of attraction” mindset of some course sellers who claim they can bend reality, arguing that economics cannot be reshaped by such optimism. Finally, he highlights the isolation of affluent individuals, who often lack a trusted friend with whom they can discuss nothing in particular, and stresses that confronting the truth about oneself is essential for genuine fulfillment.










