To be honest, I’m still learning about myself after years of trying to figure out just about everything. I’ve become very good at reading people and their motivations, but that is just as well. As I’ve gotten better at my knowledge, I’ve realized that just about everything is based on a number of variables. I’ve come to realize that the degree to which any given action goes is just as important as the number of factors that need to be taken into account.
Its always been that way for me, so I guess it’s just as well Ive become reasonably adept at reading people and their motivations.
People are often blinded by the need to explain their motivations to other people. Often, when they do that, they’re not thinking about the other person’s motivations. In fact, sometimes they are even unaware of their own motivations.
Of course when I do the same thing to them, theyre usually blindsided by the explanations I give them. I do a lot of reading myself, so I can tell when folks are struggling with the concept of money. And the problem is that often, theyre not really struggling. Its like, “Ive just got to put it down”, “Ive just got to move on”.
If you get asked this question a lot, you can probably assume that the answer is yes. You’ve probably heard it before from parents, teachers, counselors, and other people who try to help you through the struggle of money.
You have a hard time getting a grasp of how money works. Theyre not quite sure what it is, but its the same as if you were giving money to your grandma. Or, the same as if you were giving money to your grandma.
It’s actually one of the most common questions asked about money. To a child, money is just a big pile of cash in a box, and they only have enough money to buy the things they want. To a teenager, it’s the same thing. They’ve just taken up with their friends and started buying everything that’s available. To an adult, it’s the same thing.
Money is a big pile of cash in a box. In fact, all of money is in a box. When you give a dollar to a child, the child just keeps that dollar in the same way that a child keeps an allowance. When you give a dollar to your grandmother, she doesnt take the money, she just keeps it in her house, where she keeps it safe.
Its kind of like, you know, the amount you put in the pot. The amount you get out of the pot. The amount you keep getting.
You can get this from “disco” or “sad”, or “wtf”.
