A Little Something To Motivate You

Great thread (for me at least). Because i don't work on wall street, don't have trader friends (that i would listen to anyhow), and my daily routine doesn't bring me into contact with other money managers, i use videos from this thread as well as audio from other places and other videos to keep myself "turned on" for this market. Thanks.

Surprised everyone focuses on the clichés of money, look at me narcissist cars and the like.

With big money comes big responsibility and the REAL chance of helping others via giving some, or a lot of it, away.

Believe me, when you have 3+ flash cars for a bit of time you'll soon realise a_ how much money you've wasted, and b) the money could be better spent helping other people (ok, some won't but many will). And if you help another person(s) that will give you so much more pleasure than knowing you've got a 180mph super car in the garage.

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of course that focus is on money because money is fundamental for surviving and well being...

how exactly is this supposed to motivate me

Me Being

Then why not use some of it to help people less fortunate to 'survive' and help their general 'well being'.

Look, I'm not saying cars/watches/houses are bad things, but if having more and then wanting even more is one's motivation you're not going to be that happy in life because it will never be enough as others will always have more than you, faster cars, better women, bigger houses etc. Your car(s) will never therefore be fast enough (even if they can go 180mph), your women never as good as what others have got and your 10,000 sq ft house not big enough because others have 12,000. But get 14,000 and somebody else will have 16,000. And on and on the sorry process will go, never happy, never satisfied...

This thread is not intended to discuss welfare and social issues nor to teach adult people about charity.Try to understand what is a thread about before you post in it, in this thread or any other thread.