So just picking my kid up from their school basketball game and I asked to their team did And she says such and such doing too much He acts like he is the main character complaining and talking stuff to the crowd But dad he is not playing like the main character. She said he is only playing as good as everyone else maybe worse but not better than one person but talking all game. Before and after He is playing like everyone else but wanting to be treated as better. This is how most wanna be players on the game are They want broads to choose They want people to invest in their business ideas But don’t step out of their normal human body to do the superstar things to get the super star respect and power then money. Do better than everyone else Make sure you are the best to deserve being the main character and star.

A true players mindset A master players motto “If you were a stock or a piece of real estate, Would you invest your last $1,000 or $10,000 or anything into you as a person?” Think about your profits and losses. Think about your balance sheet and how much you owe vs how much you make. Just count on you right here And decide…. And if it’s not a instant yes, Then why would a b____ instantly & immediately choose you? Work on yourself players. I am And I’m knocking everybody who isn’t.

This is how things go When you have the alter ego together And you are a real one. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1EbFiEaGQp/?mibextid=wwXIfr

For a player In his life About the situation of compensation For the ones who choose him It’s more like an allowance He allows the women to live in his world. And For the ones who aren’t choosing him (yet) He hires employees and is always living the life So at some point she will want to join him

Net worth vs income vs financial wealth In personal finance, the key distinction is that net worth is the standard, comprehensive measure of an individual's overall financial position, whereas financial wealth typically refers to a more specific subset of assets that are readily investable or easily converted into cash. Net Worth vs. Financial Wealth Feature Net WorthFinancial WealthDefinitionTotal assets minus total liabilities.Assets that are financial in nature and often liquid or investable (e.g., cash, stocks).Includes AssetsIncludes all assets, both financial (stocks, cash) and non-financial (real estate, cars, art, jewelry).Generally excludes non-financial, physical, or illiquid assets like a primary residence, vehicles, or personal property.Includes LiabilitiesYes, all debts are subtracted (mortgages, loans, credit cards).Usually implies only financial liabilities or short-term debts are subtracted from financial assets to determine "investable net worth".PurposeProvides a complete picture of an individual's overall financial health and long-term security.Focuses on the portion of wealth that is flexible, available for immediate use, or can be allocated to investments. Summary of Differences - Scope: Net worth is a broader term encompassing everything you own of value, while financial wealth is a narrower, more specific classification focusing on assets used for investment and immediate financial flexibility. - Liquidity: Financial wealth emphasizes liquid assets that can be easily and quickly turned into cash without significant loss of value (e.g., public stocks, cash in bank accounts). Net worth includes both liquid and illiquid assets, such as the equity in your house or a private business, which may take time to sell. - Primary Residence: The value of a primary residence (minus the mortgage) is typically counted towards one's net worth, but it is generally excluded when calculating "pure" financial wealth because you need to live somewhere and cannot easily convert the full value to cash without selling the home.