I think becoming a millionaire should be the consequence of doing amazing things, of pushing

yourself and growing, growing to a place where you impact other people.

I think being a millionaire shouldn't be a goal.

And I see a lot of young people right now trying to get there.

I think social media made us aware of how rich people lived.

And it portrays an image that is not true, it's not complete.

I talk from experience because I was once young and I became rich one day.

And I remember one thing this, I remember one thing to be rich.

And I remember imagining the feeling of a big house or an amazing car or just thinking

about the freedom of traveling or buying food and not noticing the price on the right of

the menu.

So I remember the emptiness, I remember the neediness, I remember one thing this, and then

getting there and then yeah, very small part of being rich, calms you down.

There's this very small piece of mine, yes, I can't deny it.

I wish everybody was rich and famous so they knew it didn't fix everything, but yes, it

feels nice.

That little part of it, 5%, it feels nice.

But I also remember having to work on the other 95% of me, which still felt empty and

emptier by the second because when you can buy anything, then the buying, the pleasure

of the buying, the pleasure of having that thing become smaller.

So I can tell you right now that it took me years, but now I can tell you that I'm an

abundant person, that I feel complete, I feel in love with life and a consequence of my

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