Alter Thought: Should We Monotize Help?
It's the only way that I'll be able to afford better things and get the help I really need. And it's interesting because is even people with a lot of money, they still seem to not find the remedy. They're still missing something. So it takes you back to step one. Did I really need the money to get the help that I really you needed
Sontaia Briggs
@PKBriggs · 4:18
People are like, it's my birthday, and then they send you their cash app. What? I don't know. And I'm not built that way, right? I don't really want things from people unless I can pay them, because I think that's important to be able to do that. And people donated many things and done things for me. I truly appreciate it because you need that sometimes. But also people need to get paid for stuff
The point is not that the economy is bad or that money is bad, but it does Warp on what we value as important. And number one. And I think what is, in a sense, important for how we live. If I were to use the parable of the good Samaritan. No, I'm sorry. The parable of the I'm at a loss of scriptural wisdom here
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Why can't you just share word of mouth for free? And it's crazy because even if you try to do word of mouth marketing, it doesn't really work out too good because we're dealing with a psychological aspect of people where you have people that don't want to promote, don't want to talk about your stuff, they get distracted, they forget, you know, it's not a priority
But actually, I don't want to be monetized. I don't want their money. I don't want anything in return. There is no interest. Right. So I'm figuring this stuff out myself and it's been pretty hard. And also because a new entrepreneur starting something and having great intentions