VICTOR YOUNG on MONEY AND HAPPINESS

I've heard people say, Money can't buy you happiness. Okay with, I could take a homeless person off the street, give them a job, and help them get their family back on their feet. A guy who has nothing but opinions, and anger can do nothing for this person. So money may not be able to buy happiness, but it can buy an apartment, it can buy medical, if you can save a life, I think that's happiness, right? Even if there's no store that's called a happy store that I may not be able to go to and spend my money. But when you keep your focus, right, and in the right place, if I can trade my emotions, for power, and wherewithal and influence and money, I can change the world. But my feelings and my emotions I'll be invisible. I'll be a thing of the past as soon as I make the bad decision, and I'm on the bad side of life.
Victor very interesting about money, I see money as oxygen. We don't think about oxygen right now, other than I mentioned it, because there's plenty of it. Well, at this moment, as you walk around all day, you're not thinking about oxygen. But if you empty the room of it, that's pretty much all you're thinking about. And that's how I think of money. I don't really care about money and money can't buy happiness, but money does finance what you care about. I have a 22 year old son with mild cerebral palsy, mild autism, he didn't walk or speak till he's five now he's doing a lot of things. And I spent in his first 11 years over 500 grand outside of you know, out of pocket medical. And I was always grateful that I could do whatever therapy you know, try this that I don't have to get into what that particular one matters to me a lot like because I mean there's some people that have a struggle with well, you know, money's the root you know, like I don't know which thing worked with my son I can't say which thing you know, we threw the kitchen sink at him and he's doing a lot now and I you know, I don't know which thing did it I mean, he never jumped up after any particular therapy. But I like to bring that up because I think for even the naysayers it's hard for someone to have something bad to say about getting your kid going right? You have an issue anyone with medical could be your parent could be in so I don't need to get into other specific examples. But like you said the homeless person I know people that hadn't have needed money for immigration and like you said taking care of family back home education creating like you and business creating ecosystem so that there's more opportunities for somebody to get going absolutely you know food versus no food now we can get into quality of food versus you know, just food you know to fill the gap in your stomach money's important for that is long you know it to me it just finances what's important. Yeah. That's That's all. That's all. This has been Jeff Sterns connected through cars.