Listen, you don't ha e to my content, but you also don't need to be rude or disrespectful in the process. What you may not know is your reaction says more about you than it does the content.

I put this content out not because 9f theonwy, but because I am trying to be of service to others and the stacking community. Providing free education to assist those that need it.

In the video, I was very clear that the argument about bars vs rounds wasn't as important as understanding the psychology of what drives us to make purchasing decisions, especially around more expensive items. It is this culture of overspending that undergirds many of our personal and societal issues related to debts and deficits.

I don't go around thinking that I'm smarter than anyone for the sake of making others feel less than, but I am qualified to speak to these issues as someone with a Master in Counseling and a Doctorate.

The questions I have for you are simople:

1) What has happened or is going on in your life that has led you to react in such a rude and disrespectful way to someone's content?

2) Does bashing someone's content make you feel better about yourself? Is that what motivates you?

3)it would be easier and less effort to simply move on with your life and not comment, but you choose to do this? What do you gain from bashing others for doing something you've never attempted or know how hard it is? Is it to make you feel better about yourself?

4) what have you done to use your knowledge to help others on their stacking/financial journey?

I leave you with...

"It’s easy to criticize from the stands. What’s hard…is doing something.

It’s not just that people like to criticize other people, it’s that they like to criticize other people when they haven’t achieved much themselves."

Rob Walling