- Rich celebrities going in and out of rehab
- Rich CEOs spending so much time at work they don't have time left to enjoy their money
- Some lottery winners ending up broke just a few months or years after they win lots of money
So maybe money cannot buy happiness after all? At the same time, it is easy to agree with Francoise Sagan when she says:
“Money may not buy happiness, but I'd rather cry in a Jaguar than on a bus.”
Another paradox is that most of us want to make a lot of money, but at the same time we hesitate.
- Should I really want more money than I need?
- If I want a lot of money, does that make me a superficial and materialistic person?
- Will a lot of money turn me into a rich, egocentric person who is unpleasant to others?
I had the privilege to attend the Tony Robbins event Unleash the power within recently. Tony expressed it this way:
"Money will enlarge whatever you already are. If you want to do good in the world, money will help you do even more of that. If you are an asshole [his choice of words], you can do a lot of damage with it."
I agree. Money will not change you, it will enhance you.
On one of the nights of the event, we had a bonus gift. Pitbull showed up! In addition to performing hits like Fire ball and Give me everything he answered the question I ask in this blog post.
"Money can buy happiness. If you give it away."
Go ahead and make money with integrity and without hesitation. Then use it to make the world an even better place.
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