Broke people say money can't buy you happiness, but happiness can be something like having the money for an operation you or someone close to you needs and they can't afford it. That's happiness. Well, also having the money to experience life. You don't need to make millions but you need to make some good coin.
Excellent points. I was kicked out of the dating market 35 years ago. It was the best thing that ever happened to me. I have no kids. I worked hard, retired early and now I enjoy myself every day. Today I'm in the best shape of my life, I have tons of great friends and several hobbies. Sometimes I think I should send a 'thank you' note to all the females from my high school and college.
Don't listen to 'em. Half of marriages end in divorce. 70% of those divorces are initiated by women. I'm 32, and still aspire to work in animation, (self-employed, not in-studio)... and the only reason I've kept my dream alive is the fact I have no wife/kids.
@@RagTag-N-Bobtail Exactly. I don't have kids either and guess what? I have all the freedom in the world to do whatever I want. These people talk about "cope" and don't realize thei prison they have put themselves in. They are endlessly slaves to the system and just a bunch of followers who never dared to stand alone and make valuble decisions for themselves. Just cowards.
It's not that money buys happiness, it's that financial stress destroys happiness, relationships, etc. The entire way of life is too economically focused so people can't live truly human lives no matter what end of the economic spectrum they are on
People see that financial stress as normal. At work we had a network glitch that delayed the payroll direct deposit by 5 hours - people lost their minds. More than half my coworkers lived in a financial house of cards and our job had just bumped the table. And it would never occur to them that *not* spending would end that stress.
Life has always been economically focused. For most of human history, people spent their time worrying about not starving. You have it so much better than them, it's almost laughable about people complaining that they have to actually work. Maybe if they didn't buy so much crap, and learned some money management skills, they wouldn't be stressed about money.
I've watched a few videos of Scott Galloway talking on different channels. He says things a lot of us have been thinking or feeling, and that others want and need to hear. Cheers.
I'd go further and say I think what most people really desire is contentment. You can't be happy every day for the rest of your life, that would be insanity. You need to experience other emotions too. However, you can be content, and yeah money doesn't _necessarily_ buy that.
And it helps to stay healthy and get treatment if not. Yes, even in so called "free healthcare" systems. But he is right that some just let everything pass by just for a tad more. The diminishing return aspect is real. But the fact is, most people are getting no release, no escapes ever, and any setback (disease, injury, family issues, sudden expense, etc.) can be dangerous or life altering, that it wouldn't be if they were wealthier.
Expetrts think that till 2026 the intrernet changes, the 90 percent of articles and content will be written by artificial intelligence. Sometimes it happened that person was arguing with someone in comment section and found out later he was arguing with an robot. So dont give your poower to some artificial intelligence that spreads misinformation about your own intelligence. Rather we should wake up now and not believe eveyrthing written in articles of social media and save our mental sanity and happiness, meet with yur friends who show rempathy to you, go out and do healthy hobbies and sports.
@@StrongBodyandMind33depends on how you’ve taken care of yourself up to that point. I’m mid 50’s, still play basketball, boogie board, skateboard. I feel it in my shoulders or shins a little longer than I used to, but if you settle in on the couch and stare at a screen all day you’ll die there
@@StrongBodyandMind33 50 is nothing if you're fit. 50 is probably miserable if you're obese and unhealthy. Now, millions of Americans are obese and unhealthy by their twenties. That's what happens when you eat junk food and watch TikTok all day.
"A dream of livin' your years out With just a little ease Where a man can afford to be ill, and that extra bill Doesn't bring him to his knees." -Terry Scott Taylor
You are on to something here. Better to have a short life doing what you want than a long one doing what you hate. Numbers in the bank account makes things easier and offers trips to Africa I reckon, but you don't have to be the donkey with the cart and carrot unless you want to. Of course if you regret it, you may end up miserable with your choice and attempting to shame people in to conformity. This will justify wasting your life only chasing something that is merely an illusion (money), rather than enjoying real tangible experiences (good or bad) that you can learn from. Yes you need money, but you do not need to be rich to enjoy life. In fact you could learn how happy people can be without lots of paper by visiting Africa. Huh.
The most valuable commodity on this Earth is your own personal free time to enjoy what you want to do, whilst you still have your freedom, health and sanity.
I don't understand this man, there is no security, i have no money,...and i am happy, but i am also a Soldier...and live like one every day.................this is how i have found my peace. Most will never.
Money equals freedom & a sense of security. Growing up within generational poverty takes everything out of a person, just to believe in one self, to stay the course & always work hard in order to break those chains of suffering & lack that poverty burdens you with. My life's mission since I was a child & very aware that my family was poor, was to get myself out of that cursed environment. I am almost there and its due to the sheer power of belief & the desire to want the freedom that money provides, which has been the sole reason why I have strived so hard in life. Its a crime to go thru life & never try your best to improve your life = live to your highest potential. If everyone practiced this philosophy of life, then we all collectively raise the standard of life within our family - community - society. Your life is a gift, treated it as such & always have faith in yourself. Believe is powerful & can lift you out of poverty and break the chains of hardship, if you believe that you CAN do it! I am living proof against all odds, if you believe in yourself, anything is possible.
I have some doubts about Scott Galloway. While many of his speaking points do make sense, I think his end goal definitely isn't for male betterment. I've never heard him hold woman accountable for anything.. Seems like he panders to the opposite sex. Also, he spoke about his investments in mind altering technology and selling sex dolls to lonely soldiers.. He speaks well and comes off one way, but I truly think all he really cares about is making $$$ by any means necessary..
Agreed. Been seeing him pop up quite frequently in my feed. As a 40 something "broke loser", and friends with many like me, I can tell you this guy seems way more miserable than most people I know. Of course we are all raft guides and ski instructors not doing anything with our pathetic impoverished life. Oh that's right our jobs literally consist of showing rich desk jockies a good time. So I'm glad they chase the status money treadmill till they're are old and incapable. Otherwise the tips would suck.
@@NeoCynicsAgreed, this guy seems miserable. The other red flag is he is starting to show up on MSM. Having enough money to live comfortably is good but this guy seems to worship money. The things a man has to do to make a lot of money ($200k + a year) usually guts his soul whether it be from working too much or being unethical. I have a few friends in that category and their personal lives are a disaster.
Money can help a person stay away from all the bullshit. The bullshit also being individuals, groups, circumstances, crazy situations and crazy rules. This isn't equal to buying happiness or even pleasure or comfort. But, at least it gives the necessary quality to life. That's why some of the worst things one can do to a person is make it harder to provide for oneself on one's own terms. Which is not unlike the attempt to cause another to be dependent on others and circumstances created by others.
Being Broke is truly the root of all Evil. Because broke people will do some scandalous sh## out of desperation. While having a good amount of money.. allows people to be generous with it.
inspired me to give my daughter a kiss on the cheek and I'm off to the store to get her a donut ( it's tradition ) celebrate the people in your life NOW, not later
MONEY DONT BUY HAPPINESS BUT IT SURE TAKES AWAY STRESS AND WORRIES OF NOT HAVING MONEY IF YUO DONT HAVE MONEY YUO CANT TAKE OF YUOR SELF FINANCIALLY AND THAT BRINGS PROBLEMS
I believe the saying "money can't buy happiness" was invented by broke people to feel better about themselves. Making more money makes me pretty fucking happy. Especially when you don't have to slave away making it.
"Money can't buy happiness" is one of those backwards sayings that are EASILY proven wrong but people repeat because they think it makes them sound deep. Like "there is no such thing as coincidence".
Correct,there is no such thing as a coincidence, but there are plenty of coin- cidences,money can buy happiness,if for that person,happiness is cocaine and whores...
i've been thinking a bit diferent lately its a bit off topic but is it wrong to think money buys you home invasions lawsuits divorce robery kidnaped when you actually start finding succes in life look around and see how many people are out to fuck your life there is no end in sight, shit stains everywhere. i'm glad your in a position to do these things and winge but look around barely any of us are allowed anything nice
Sorry but he sounds kind of like a whiner. Ya we will all be dead when it is our time, so why not do as much as you can and help the people around you. The ones you know need help.
Money is a hell of a down payment on everything that makes life pleasant
Well said
Its the "Day to day" that determines your level of happiness. Not specific experiences that will pass and fade from your memory.
For real
Broke people say money can't buy you happiness, but happiness can be something like having the money for an operation you or someone close to you needs and they can't afford it. That's happiness. Well, also having the money to experience life. You don't need to make millions but you need to make some good coin.
Usually the rich people say that
@@almedogjurgji "Usually the rich people say that" ..... to their employees.
Money can't buy poverty. Everything else, yeah, it can buy.
Money can absolutely buy poverty. It's called debt.
Excellent points. I was kicked out of the dating market 35 years ago. It was the best thing that ever happened to me. I have no kids. I worked hard, retired early and now I enjoy myself every day. Today I'm in the best shape of my life, I have tons of great friends and several hobbies. Sometimes I think I should send a 'thank you' note to all the females from my high school and college.
Nice cope
You have no children though. I'm sure the United Nations convinced you that was the best thing for you, but it wasn't. Enjoy your success.
Don't listen to 'em. Half of marriages end in divorce. 70% of those divorces are initiated by women. I'm 32, and still aspire to work in animation, (self-employed, not in-studio)... and the only reason I've kept my dream alive is the fact I have no wife/kids.
Cast some judgement on someone you don’t know. Adorable. And you probably identify as a “Christian”.
@@RagTag-N-Bobtail Exactly. I don't have kids either and guess what? I have all the freedom in the world to do whatever I want. These people talk about "cope" and don't realize thei prison they have put themselves in. They are endlessly slaves to the system and just a bunch of followers who never dared to stand alone and make valuble decisions for themselves. Just cowards.
It's not that money buys happiness, it's that financial stress destroys happiness, relationships, etc. The entire way of life is too economically focused so people can't live truly human lives no matter what end of the economic spectrum they are on
People see that financial stress as normal. At work we had a network glitch that delayed the payroll direct deposit by 5 hours - people lost their minds. More than half my coworkers lived in a financial house of cards and our job had just bumped the table. And it would never occur to them that *not* spending would end that stress.
This comment is very accurate 👌
Life has always been economically focused. For most of human history, people spent their time worrying about not starving. You have it so much better than them, it's almost laughable about people complaining that they have to actually work. Maybe if they didn't buy so much crap, and learned some money management skills, they wouldn't be stressed about money.
I've watched a few videos of Scott Galloway talking on different channels. He says things a lot of us have been thinking or feeling, and that others want and need to hear. Cheers.
Money doesn’t buy happiness. It buys comfort and pleasure. They are different things.
I'd go further and say I think what most people really desire is contentment. You can't be happy every day for the rest of your life, that would be insanity. You need to experience other emotions too. However, you can be content, and yeah money doesn't _necessarily_ buy that.
And it helps to stay healthy and get treatment if not. Yes, even in so called "free healthcare" systems. But he is right that some just let everything pass by just for a tad more. The diminishing return aspect is real. But the fact is, most people are getting no release, no escapes ever, and any setback (disease, injury, family issues, sudden expense, etc.) can be dangerous or life altering, that it wouldn't be if they were wealthier.
It takes away the stress of having to worry about where that next dollar is coming from to pay bills and to put food on the table
Comfort and pleasure is happiness. You’re a goddamn tool if you think those things aren’t happiness
Expetrts think that till 2026 the intrernet changes, the 90 percent of articles and content will be written by artificial intelligence.
Sometimes it happened that person was arguing with someone in comment section and found out later he was arguing with an robot.
So dont give your poower to some artificial intelligence that spreads misinformation about your own intelligence.
Rather we should wake up now and not believe eveyrthing written in articles of social media and save our mental sanity and happiness, meet with yur friends who show rempathy to you, go out and do healthy hobbies and sports.
A blessed man is one who can marry well.....and stay married! God bless all! And money does make good things even better....
Facts
Money opens some doors to help you in your life but it can be a blessing or a curse
Probability matters. Maslow hierarchy of needs matters. Translation = more blessings happen vs curses with some money
All depends on you and your personality to make it a blessing or a curse
When people like me, they like me for me, not how much money they think they can get out of me. Probably the prime benefit of not being rich.
65 is way too old to retire. By then, its too late to truly enjoy life
I'm 70, having the time of my life. Speak for yourself.
Come to the uk brother, the young generation will work until they die
Really above 50 it’s a miserable life. Old people gonna cope now and try to say they’re having a blast 🤣
@@StrongBodyandMind33depends on how you’ve taken care of yourself up to that point. I’m mid 50’s, still play basketball, boogie board, skateboard. I feel it in my shoulders or shins a little longer than I used to, but if you settle in on the couch and stare at a screen all day you’ll die there
@@StrongBodyandMind33 50 is nothing if you're fit. 50 is probably miserable if you're obese and unhealthy. Now, millions of Americans are obese and unhealthy by their twenties. That's what happens when you eat junk food and watch TikTok all day.
"A dream of livin' your years out
With just a little ease
Where a man can afford to be ill, and that extra bill
Doesn't bring him to his knees."
-Terry Scott Taylor
He has a lot of valuable things to say. Some of his solutions can be vigorously debated.
The paper chase.... Hurry up & grow up!
Only to miss out on your youth.
Deal with it. You’re not special. Welcome to life.
You are on to something here. Better to have a short life doing what you want than a long one doing what you hate. Numbers in the bank account makes things easier and offers trips to Africa I reckon, but you don't have to be the donkey with the cart and carrot unless you want to. Of course if you regret it, you may end up miserable with your choice and attempting to shame people in to conformity. This will justify wasting your life only chasing something that is merely an illusion (money), rather than enjoying real tangible experiences (good or bad) that you can learn from. Yes you need money, but you do not need to be rich to enjoy life. In fact you could learn how happy people can be without lots of paper by visiting Africa. Huh.
It’s a process for most. Once you get close to the finish line just set up a means for generational wealth if laws allow it by then
It is stressful to the spirit, mind, and body to continuously live in survival mode.
"What are you thinking? We're gonna be dead soon." If this thought was applied more often, we would all live very different lives.
Yep. Lots of pearls of wisdom from this man. What he said is, in fact, the world we are in today.
Intelligent man. Watched him 1:52 once on the "diary of the ceo". Thanks, Mr Bruno.
I can't get enough of his teaching. Sobering
Amen brother!!
The most valuable commodity on this Earth is your own personal free time to enjoy what you want to do, whilst you still have your freedom, health and sanity.
I don't understand this man, there is no security, i have no money,...and i am happy, but i am also a Soldier...and live like one every day.................this is how i have found my peace. Most will never.
Money equals freedom & a sense of security.
Growing up within generational poverty takes everything out of a person, just to believe in one self, to stay the course & always work hard in order to break those chains of suffering & lack that poverty burdens you with. My life's mission since I was a child & very aware that my family was poor, was to get myself out of that cursed environment. I am almost there and its due to the sheer power of belief & the desire to want the freedom that money provides, which has been the sole reason why I have strived so hard in life.
Its a crime to go thru life & never try your best to improve your life = live to your highest potential. If everyone practiced this philosophy of life, then we all collectively raise the standard of life within our family - community - society.
Your life is a gift, treated it as such & always have faith in yourself. Believe is powerful & can lift you out of poverty and break the chains of hardship, if you believe that you CAN do it!
I am living proof against all odds, if you believe in yourself, anything is possible.
For me time
I have some doubts about Scott Galloway.
While many of his speaking points do make sense, I think his end goal definitely isn't for male betterment.
I've never heard him hold woman accountable for anything.. Seems like he panders to the opposite sex.
Also, he spoke about his investments in mind altering technology and selling sex dolls to lonely soldiers..
He speaks well and comes off one way, but I truly think all he really cares about is making $$$ by any means necessary..
Agreed. Been seeing him pop up quite frequently in my feed. As a 40 something "broke loser", and friends with many like me, I can tell you this guy seems way more miserable than most people I know. Of course we are all raft guides and ski instructors not doing anything with our pathetic impoverished life. Oh that's right our jobs literally consist of showing rich desk jockies a good time. So I'm glad they chase the status money treadmill till they're are old and incapable. Otherwise the tips would suck.
@@NeoCynicsAgreed, this guy seems miserable. The other red flag is he is starting to show up on MSM. Having enough money to live comfortably is good but this guy seems to worship money. The things a man has to do to make a lot of money ($200k + a year) usually guts his soul whether it be from working too much or being unethical. I have a few friends in that category and their personal lives are a disaster.
He’s admitted many times to wanting to become as rich as possible. And he has. Worth several hundred million.
He spoke the truth! What's his name?
Scott Galloway
@@ListenMySon Thank you for sharing!
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Powerful I've been feeling like this of lately
Money can help a person stay away from all the bullshit.
The bullshit also being individuals, groups, circumstances, crazy situations and crazy rules.
This isn't equal to buying happiness or even pleasure or comfort.
But, at least it gives the necessary quality to life.
That's why some of the worst things one can do to a person is make it harder to provide for oneself on one's own terms. Which is not unlike the attempt to cause another to be dependent on others and circumstances created by others.
Money won't solve all your problems, but it solves your money problems.
You can most likely make more money, but you can't make more time
Some people love what day do more than pointless vacations
The best for me is being able to take my Greece 🇬🇷 seista to recharge my mind body and soul at anytime of the day
It buys you freedom to pursue your true desires... Whether those are fulfilling or not is up to you.
Being Broke is truly the root of all Evil.
Because broke people will do some scandalous sh## out of desperation.
While having a good amount of money.. allows people to be generous with it.
have fun be grateful you get an opportunity
oh wow i need money who woulda thought
inspired me to give my daughter a kiss on the cheek and I'm off to the store to get her a donut ( it's tradition )
celebrate the people in your life NOW, not later
JESUS SAID "IT IS EASIER FOR A CAMEL TO WALK THROUGH THE EYE OF A NEEDLE THAN FOR A RICH PERSON TO ENTER INTO HEAVEN" NO FURTHER QUESTIONS YOUR HONOR.
What Beautiful freaking message!
We're all going to be dead a lot longer than we are alive so you might want to enjoy life while you can!
I don’t want to spend my life chasing or making money just to have it. I rather downgrade everything and get out of the rat race. 🧀 🐀
Please everyone relax. Very soon you will all be pain free
Thanks god I don’t live in America
Where do you live ? I will move there .
MONEY DONT BUY HAPPINESS BUT IT SURE TAKES AWAY STRESS AND WORRIES OF NOT HAVING MONEY IF YUO DONT HAVE MONEY YUO CANT TAKE OF YUOR SELF FINANCIALLY AND THAT BRINGS PROBLEMS
The diminishing returns kicks in at about 175,000- 200,000…..
Thats a yearly wage, what about net worth
He is 100% correct
This the case for the whole world
Truth
Money can't buy you happiness, but it can buy a yacht big enough to pull up right alongside side it. - David Lee Roth
Ya... Money does not buy happiness. Just ask Jim Carry
I believe the saying "money can't buy happiness" was invented by broke people to feel better about themselves. Making more money makes me pretty fucking happy. Especially when you don't have to slave away making it.
We all need to work but we to work less and get away from this hardcore capitalist system
Facts facts
Much love to the sultan
True and accurate
Half true and a matter of perception
"Money can't buy happiness" is one of those backwards sayings that are EASILY proven wrong but people repeat because they think it makes them sound deep. Like "there is no such thing as coincidence".
Correct,there is no such thing as a coincidence, but there are plenty of coin- cidences,money can buy happiness,if for that person,happiness is cocaine and whores...
Not only do you top out but you reverse once you start hording millions.
Take that EMINEM!
Having enough money gives peace of mind.
I cant retire , so shruggs
How to be financial free?
Dont delete this please
Who is this guy & what is his UA-cam channel, please?
Why speed up the video?
This guy is the bummed out version of Cap'n Obvious.
what is the answer then? I haven't figured it out life yet and I am 28, I don't have a clue if it is worth it
Life is about love that’s it anything else they try to tell us is full of shit or heartless
Contradiction lives rent free in this guy.
🤎🙏
i've been thinking a bit diferent lately its a bit off topic but is it wrong to think money buys you home invasions lawsuits divorce robery kidnaped when you actually start finding succes in life look around and see how many people are out to fuck your life there is no end in sight, shit stains everywhere. i'm glad your in a position to do these things and winge but look around barely any of us are allowed anything nice
Sorry but he sounds kind of like a whiner. Ya we will all be dead when it is our time, so why not do as much as you can and help the people around you. The ones you know need help.
Do some research on the guy before you mouth off
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Well said son but speak slower
The rat race.