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Yes. You do the thing for money and good, but instead of emphasizing the good you just say: "We're doing this mostly for money, but it also does some good and
by seph-reed 6y ago
Yes. You do the thing for money and good, but instead of emphasizing the good you just say: "We're doing this mostly for money, but it also does some good and we like that too."
Nobody with any sense is going to ding you for that.
- TeMPOraL 6y agoOr you can even say, "we're doing this good that these people want, and this is how these people have agreed to pay us for it". Which is also fine. It's honest.
- seph-reed 6y agoHonesty is rarely shiny. This seems kind of shiny.
- matz1 6y agoMaybe because it bring more money by emphasizing good. So if they doing it for money, it make sense to emphasizing good.