You asked me a question about money.

And then you said, you know, what does money mean to me?

And then when I asked you, you said you think you've come to land that you think money

is one of your illusions.

What did you mean by that?

Money is an illusion at every, every level.

Money doesn't exist.

You and I know that.

Anyone who understands fraction or reserve and how money is printed and generated, money

does not even exist, you walk into a bank and you ask for a £50,000 loan for a car and

they literally write the numbers 50000 in a spreadsheet and, pff, money comes out of nowhere.

That money never existed before you borrowed it.

And will only exist when you work your backside off to pay it back.

And interestingly, that illusion was created to make our lives easier and then it ended

up making our life a lot more difficult.

Now why?

Because most of us are so chasing the revenue side of money without a full understanding

of the cost side of money.

Let me try to explain.

For you to get a job in London that pays you £100,000, just for simplification of the

mathematics, you have to live in London which costs you £70,000.

For example, I don't know London very well.

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