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I will never to the day I die

@yapwithhala

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Why it worked

The creator shares a relatable and counter-intuitive perspective on money and happiness, challenging common assumptions and resonating with viewers who may have experienced burnout or disillusionment in their pursuit of wealth.

Summary

The speaker argues that money does not buy happiness, but rather convenience and opportunity. Burnout in entrepreneurship stems from choosing money over the actual process, and money ultimately exposes one's true self rather than changing it.

Structure

1Money vs. happiness
2Money creates convenience, not happiness
3Burnout from choosing money over entrepreneurship
4Money exposes, doesn't change

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This is What Money Really Does to You

Transcript

I will never to the day I die understand why anyone would choose anything over being happy. I think people think money will cover up the scars and make you happy. I believe that people that don't have money believe that money is happiness. I've lived a life where I came from the dirt and now live a life where I see all the type of top 1% and I can promise you. One day you'll find out if you don't believe me that money does not buy happiness. It creates convenience, it creates opportunity to do things, but I'm talking about happiness. The reason people burn out is because they choose money. not entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship without the money is the game. That's why this fake entrepreneurship era is tough because a lot of them are making a bad name for the game. Like entrepreneurship fucked with my mental health. It's because you're trying to use it to cover up your issues. Therapy should have been what you were doing. Not entrepreneurship. People thought the money could cover it up. The money accelerates it. Money exposes you. It doesn't change you.

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Entrepreneurship and money are not the same thing. @GaryVee’s point is that money can create convenience and options, but it will not fix the deeper issues you are hoping success will hide. In this clip, he argues that burnout often happens when people choose money instead of the actual game of entrepreneurship. The sharpest line is the warning: money exposes you, it does not change you. This works for founder mindset, career choices, mental health, and anyone chasing business success as a way to cover up pain. The question is whether you love the work enough without using the outcome as therapy. Is entrepreneurship still worth it if the money does not fix your happiness? Watch the full episode on YouTube. Link in bio. #EntrepreneurMindset #FounderMindset #MentalHealth #MoneyMindset