I see little articles or pictures and social media talking about how real wealthy people

don't use brands and don't buy cars, don't have expensive watches and how wannabes are

always buying the expensive car, the luxury watch and spending money in stupid shit so other

people see it.

And yes, generally that's correct and I agree.

But I think that we got to go deeper, we got to go to why you want something, the consciousness

behind the act.

You can't really tell if somebody driving a Bentley is an asshole trying to pretend

or he feels filled, happy, joyful and it's not trying to impress you.

You don't know it, only the person driving the Bentley knows it, so it's about consciousness.

I don't agree that billionaires don't use brands and wannabes do.

I don't really use brands and I'm not a billionaire and at the same time, I think that if you're

a billionaire and you're not using your money for stuff or things or experiences, why do

you have it?

Why accumulate when you don't really feel abundant?

So it's about your desires, your life plan, it's about what you visualize in your life

and it all depends, you know, if I love cars, my dad loved cars, my grandfather drove

cars, he died in a rally, I mean, we all love them in my family, I freaking love that.

I will buy cars, I will spend money in cars because they give me an experience, it's

not about you, I'm not trying to brag, I don't give a shit about you, I drive them at night

if I can.

I take them to the most weird random places just to find some curves and some little piece

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