Profit Is Unnatural
28 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker recounts a conversation with a 70‑something‑year‑old billionaire mentor who claimed that “profit is unnatural.” The mentor explained that, over time, a business will erode its own profits as people inevitably spend money, so the only way to preserve profit is to enforce relentless expense discipline. The speaker emphasizes the need for a dedicated person or mindset that constantly curtails spending, insisting on “making more money and not spending more.” The core message is that profit preservation requires a disciplined, almost counter‑cultural approach that resists the natural tendency to increase costs.










