[Noble]

Why do people focus on money 1st rather than the process for whatever situation they're getting into.

Let use some sort of skill for example. An individual is learning a valuable skill, but so focus and driven by capital that they give up because they are not earning as much as they thought they were before learning the skill. I would like to know the psychology behind that.

[Deany]

Because I need the money to buy more anime toys 😭

[Jamika]

Why do people focus on money 1st rather than the process for whatever situation they're getting into.

Let use some sort of skill for example. An individual is learning a valuable skill, but so focus and driven by capital that they give up because they are not earning as much as they thought they were before learning the skill. I want to know the psychology behind that.

Because i will not feed my family skills lol, we need cash to live

[Noble]

Because i will not feed my family skills lol, we need cash to live

Skills will translate into cash. I know you're just trolling at this point.

[Popular]

Thats a very good question man, Idk.

[Zalbai]

Am I the only one who didn't fully understand the question?

[Noble]

Am I the only one who didn't fully understand the question?

What part you didn't fully understand?

[Zalbai]

What part you didn't fully understand?

I would understand if you wrote that people focus on money instead of family or happiness. Or that people concentrate on money instead of a fulfilling job.

I read many times but I don't really understand what you want to ask. Am I totally off base?

[Zher0]

I would understand if you wrote that people focus on money instead of family or happiness. Or that people concentrate on money instead of a fulfilling job.

I read many times but I don't really understand what you want to ask. Am I totally off base?

It's all perspective really, many people are consumed by money and that's all they care about. But I agree, people trying to 'get rich quick' or looking for easy money will fail. They need to find something they enjoy doing to have better odds of succeeding.

[Domestos]

Work at a job you enjoy and you wont work a single day in your life.

Honestly, for me, personally, as much as I'd love that, I understand that I'll never find a job I enjoy, because part of the enjoiment process for me is to earn enough to live comfortably. One of the reasons I work a job I hate, but it pays the bills.
I'd rather focus on a goal, a financial one, say, I want to buy an apartment, and just grind for that goal, it's all worth it at the end.

[Noble]

I would understand if you wrote that people focus on money instead of family or happiness. Or that people concentrate on money instead of a fulfilling job.

I read many times but I don't really understand what you want to ask. Am I totally off base?

I was implying the process, (which is the tasks you have to do to earn money) vs the end result(which is the money you earned from doing those task).

[Charlie Sheen]

Because we live in a time where prices are going up every day. Everything has become so expensive. Gone are the days where you can make $10-$15 an hour and afford a place and family. If money isn't a problem right now and you have something saved up on the side, then go ahead and invest your time into that skill.

But you need to ask yourself if the juice is worth the squeeze.

[Dirty]

Because we live in a time where prices are going up every day. Everything has become so expensive. Gone are the days where you can make $10-$15 an hour and afford a place and family. If money isn't a problem right now and you have something saved up on the side, then go ahead and invest your time into that skill.

But you need to ask yourself if the juice is worth the squeeze.

On the otherhand, the only way out of this situation sometimes can be to focus on a skill so you can make enough money to survive and thrive. To build something to have money on the side and then later on if you have to repeat this you can afford to.

Obviously this is where you will have to both focus on money and learning a skill, which will eventually lead to burn out if kept up long enough.

[Monero-chan]

Money makes the world go round

[Noble]

Money makes the world go round

People make the world go round