"Remove emotional barriers, be indifferent to money - But also respect it"

[Lucasxp64]

 

I had an "ah-ha" moment now.

I noticed as the money kept pilling up on the table in his exercise, the more emotional I began to get, thinking about how it would help me in my survival.

The whole point is, to be using money as a means beyond my personal survival and use, in business, in investing, etc.

I need to start seeing it less emotionally. It also definitely helps keep someone sane once they achieve fast amounts of wealth. Have you noticed that oftentimes large sums of money for personal use tends to make a lot of people just want to go balls to the wall with using material stuff to achieve happiness?

But also at the same time when I see anything above 10-50 Million, I can't personally see myself having personal use for all of that in my lifetime perhaps excluding some ultra expensive medical expenses (Even those are limited, after a certain point it gets ridiculous). It starts to become the kind of money I'd see someone might build a large business that does something really useful, or perhaps it could be used for immense evil as well, like a coup d'état, etc.

Edited February 13 by Lucasxp64

[Lucasxp64]

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"Money isn’t the root of all evil, it’s greed that’s the root of all evil" - Speaker from the video above

Money is just power, and it can be used for good and evil. I don't think people with good intentions should refrain from being greedy as heck to amassing as much as possible within ethical limits to keep having more voice in society.

Power by itself is not evil.

Edited February 13 by Lucasxp64