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That's because you've redefined "profit" to "usable profit," showing that profit is not the goal in and of itself. My point, and the point of the author of thi
by geofft 6y ago
That's because you've redefined "profit" to "usable profit," showing that profit is not the goal in and of itself.
My point, and the point of the author of this blog post, is that nobody is motivated by "haha numbers go up." We're motivated by wanting to do things with our profit - our goal is not to accumulate money but to spend it (either now or in the future).
Maybe a better example is, if someone were making $100,000 now, and they had the opportunity to move to a country where they'd make $199,000 but the cost of living were twice as expensive, would they take it?