A short speaker monologue arguing against common limiting beliefs about money. The speaker reframes money as a neutral, beneficial medium that facilitates exchange, creativity, technology and art, and disputes zero-sum assumptions about billionaires or wealth hoarding.
Chapters
Some people have beliefs around money that hold them back. You know, people say to me things like it says in the Bible, money is the root of all evil. No, it doesn't. It says the love of money, treating money like a commodity is the root of all evil. Actually, money is great. You know what money does? Money is the oil in the machine that allows us to exchange goods and services. It allows technology and creativity, allows art and science and all the wonderful things to go on in the world. It's facilitated by money. Money's wonderful, but I hear terms like filthy rich, fat cat. I know somebody, he was trying to tell me the other day that nobody allowed to be a billionaire. And I said, what the is wrong with you? He said, you know, I mean, it's just. They've got too much, haven't they? When them having a billion does not take a single cent away from you, my friend. Money's not finite. We just keep printing more and more of it. Yeah, yeah, more and more and more and more. That's right. You know, literally, if you and I sat here and we passed a dollar back and forth between us, we could spend a million bucks. Yeah. Yeah, that's it. I.
