I am an entrepreneur that’s financially stable and I hate the fact that most people I talk to think money doesn’t matter. I’m going to tell you why my friends, my family, my co-workers, and more have ever had problems in their life: Lack of money! Get out there. Make the dollar. It’s tough, yes. Take a day job that pays minimum wage and slowly save up money, and start a company. It’s not that difficult but you have to be motivated. Why is money important? Number one in my opinion is financial security. You feel better and confident knowing that you can pay rent, bills, and have money left over to have fun with it. You may only live once. You sleep 30% and work 20% of your life. —J

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  1. Or I could live in cardboard boxes, forage/dumpster food, and play all the rest of the day.

    Financial security only matters when you want things that cost money. Most people want things that cost money. So yes it does matter to most.

    Myself; I am selfdestructive and losing all of my money all of the time is normal now. The security I’ve recently gained is boring me. I had more fun when I was broke.

  2. The rest of us prefer pension plans from a stable company and our RRSP’s along with medical and dental benefits paid by the employer….vacation time paid……short term/long-term disability if necessary…….fuk working for myself.

    All this and I get to come home and shut out with the world at the end of the day without a thought to “business”……life is fuking grand

  3. money really doesn’t matter today, just the lack of it for most people. go to an asian or african country, and ask them what they would do with a hundred bucks? bet they would say buy food, if not, then they are fucking stupid.
    the poor of this world is getting more poorer everyday, thanks in part to crook governments. and even the semi-honest ones, tax you fucking near to death.
    sometimes, you are worth more dead, than if you stayed alive.

  4. Not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur. And most people can’t afford to “start a company,” especially if they’re working “a day job that pays minimum wage.”

    You douche.

  5. OP, you pay rent? Fail. Use your hard earned money towards buying real estate or investing through your TFIA.

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