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“Billionaires Are MISERABLE!!” Therapist REVEALS Truth About Super-Rich
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2022
- Corporatism imposes massive suffering on the poor and working class. But if even the superrich are being made miserable then why aren’t we changing this deranged system?
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Another factor not mentioned that isolates the rich: when you aren't rich, you need other people. For most of us, when you move, you get friends to help. When you need money, family can sometimes help you with a loan. If you can't afford a babysitter, you may trade off with a neighbor. These can be seen as a hassle, but needing others (and them needing you) is really the basis of community. And having a community is good for mental health and happiness.
I disagree. Needing no one is true freedom. Choosing people is the basis of community.
100%
I agree Shawn, well said.
This reminds me of a song, it says people who need people are the luckiest people. I hope I remember that right.
@@erickstanza8782 Choosing people is the basis of friendship, not community.
Amen and amen.
Anyone who has accumulated so much that their only new thrill is figuring out creative new ways to manipulate others is in-fact miserable.
Misery loves company. And what better company for a miserable individual than someone else who is just as miserable as you?
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I'd rather hang with me dog. A true friend no matter what. Woof.
@@BIGPIE3333 no they're basically upset they can't upload their subconsciousness into the internet to continue tormenting you. That's how miserable they are.
Don't forget Epstein. When you're £2,000 bottles of wine and your £200 steaks start tasting normal you want a bigger gap between you and the "minions". The wealth is not enough they now need to get away with immoral dark behaviour. They're all devil's disciples in my eyes. Most people have absolutely no interest in controlling just one person, nevermind an entire world. Its sick. Wake up people. No more red or blue.
Everyone in the world has some sort of struggle to deal with in life. I will never forget when I was dealing with a divorce and my dad took me fishing and we had a talk. He had never had to deal with this type of thing, but he seen my pain and wanted to help. I had good insurance and was planning to talk to a therapist, but the appointment was weeks away. When I started telling my dad how I felt and how I was going to see someone he told me something that made me truly understand the difference between being poor and having money(at the time anyway). He said, "Rich people go to therapy and poor people go fishing". I am not saying that your station in life means you can't get help. But having something to help calm your mind is what everyone needs, his was fishing. And knowing that it can be that simple made me rethink a lot of things in my life.
This is an awesome perspective and comment , you are right , it can be that simple . Your dad sounds awesome by the way .
Come fishing and we can talk. But rich people paranoid about their “friends” feel they need to pay a professional for confidentiality.
- Smart
really poor people can't afford fishing rods...
If you're poor you most likely live by some polluted river that just getting close to, let alone fishing in it, would give you a cancer...
@@MichelleVisageOnlyFans no.
10 years ago, I made my first million after starting a semi trucking company with my cousin 5 years prior. It didn't feel like anything. I worked so damn hard being both a driver and owner that I felt completely void of any emotion. So instead of going out and celebrating, I went downstairs to my basement and played guitar, drew in my sketch book and passed out on the couch watching star trek reruns, which is exactly what I did as a teenager. My wife woke me up and asked me to come to bed with her. Before drifting off to sleep, she asked me "you're getting me a bigger house now, right?". At that point, I felt like leaving her.
Uhg that would make my skin crawl
I mean, what else are you supposed to do with the money ?
@@tsrocks2029 is that sarcasm or did you not get the point of the story?
stomach churning
Imagine if you used that same self control to do good and change the world … maybe enjoy it a little more though … but imagine the world if we didn’t have to work like that to make a living … these days a million is nothing and the average joe has to with himself to death to get there
I saw my 20 year old vision board and millionaire was in there … I scratched it out and put no thanks
When you're a billionaire, your pursuit for money ends and all that's left is the pursuit for power and control.
Killing and hurting everyone in your path.
absolutely, they dont care about money anymore i mean they have more money than tthem and their children and grandchildren can spend in their lifetime its all about power
The next stage is reorganizing life to 'keep the Billion'. Then to make another Billy.
It's always about power and control. Money is secondary.
@Investigative Audit im a free man and i will remain free, and i dont care about a bunch of billionaire nerds my war is agaisnt the sheep that give them power aka the average joe
"BILLIONAIRES are miserable!"
582,000 homeless Americans.. " Sorry to hear that!"
Why because they are more scared of poverty than poor people are.
Millions....
They don’t even get sympathy among themselves ouch. Makes me happy I got friends in low places! Whew
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I grew up working class in the US, with plenty of family that struggled farming and mining. Life had hard moments but we got by and made some great memories.
I married into a wealthy family and all they did was complain and gossip about each other and everyone they knew. My ex husband thought it was his “ birthright “ to “ retire “ at 26 years old and ended up an addict (who doesn’t know how to adult) and has no convictions. He would rather kiss the asses of parents he can’t stand than work for a living. They’re miserable people and everything they do is for optics. There are a lot of plastic people, with ugly, empty souls walking around numb and completely disconnected from the realities of the world. I’m embarrassed to say that there was a time I was one of them. I wouldn’t have known there was a recession if banks weren’t making headlines because of bailouts. I can only imagine how removed billionaires are from reality and how disconnected they must be from the hardships of the world around them.
I got out and now I live within a budget but I’m present, I have direction and I’m making memories with people who appreciate life.
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Your story reminds me of the rich men my friend dated recently. They were so boring and so useless that she couldn't stand any of them for more than 3 days in a row.
@@mariapop747 same bro
Good bless you! I needed to hear that
Can't feel sorry for the 1%. I've been homeless for years in my teens. I've eaten out of dumpsters. I've gone days at a time without food. Harassed by law enforcement repeatedly for the crime of being poor. Over half the world's population has had similar ,or worse. I'd rather have bad feelings than an empty belly.
Yeah I agree almost completely with your post.That post/Comment sums up the class system/Privileged.We all have vulnerability yet the wealthy can afford treatment, the less wealthy have to work and pay more
Meh, I have no pity for these people. I hope they suffer more.
If you asked them how they feel about the people they make suffer, do you think you'd get an answer? I doubt it. Why would they be thinking of your suffering? They are too busy thinking of ways to gain more.
Not as if they will suffer a shitty life. They will eventually get over their aimlessness and with their assets, there is a good chance they will live out happy fufilling lives once they are older.
The people below them? Hahahahaha GET BACK TO WORK. You need to make money to live, until you die.
The ultimate thing is to be middle class
Hope things are much better for you now.
I just want enough to survive and feed my kids. I don’t wanna work so hard I miss their childhood.
So I used to be a low voltage electrician with my brother in law. We did a lot of security systems, cameras and home entertainment systems. We installed a lot of big flat screens and crazy nice sound systems. I thought this would be just another one of those, but no, this was different.
We were working in Oregon for some politician guy. He wanted a “theater” put in his house for his kids. I thought maybe he wanted the standard giant flat screen and surround sound like a normal person. No. When we got there, he had a 5 story mansion, every car you could ever dream of being jealous of, and round the clock staff. People constantly working on his 20 acre front lawn and god knows how big the back, and staff constantly cleaning the massive inside. It was like a single family was living in a luxury hotel all by themselves.
We ended up installing a huge projection screen, state of the art movie theater projector, and a massive sound system. He had movie theater seats, rope lights along the steps, carpeted walls, dimmers. The fucking works. We watched an avengers movie trailer and it was like we were at the theater INSIDE of this guys house. He was only there for 10 min before he had to run. He was incredibly busy with his phone, note pad and computer. His wife came home, and she was the same thing, just the female version.
Remember now, he had stressed how much he wanted his kids to have the theater in their house. It was all for them because they were so important to him. So we finished, and I was staging all of our tools in the kitchen on a pallet blanket, because god forbid anything be touched in the house. It was like a museum. Everything was in cases or put away, and seemed like nothing had been touched in years.
The kids actually came home from school. Their mom was on the phone, had a notepad, on the computer, busy busy busy. Their youngest little girl runs up to her mom with a piece of paper in her hand and says with SUCH excitement and joy “Mommy! Mommy! Can you please help me with my homework?! Please!!!”
That women didn’t even look at her daughter, she just put a hand up in her little girls face and snapped her fingers at their nanny while pointing at the little girl like “you deal with this, NOW!” The nanny literally dropped what she was doing in the table and scurried over in a rush over never seen before and says “oh I’ll help you with that sweetie.”
The little girl started fucking crying, didn’t break eye contact with her mother who didn’t even look at her once. This is probably a daily occurrence. The mega rich were the most miserable humans I’ve ever worked with in my entire life and I did a summer at Home Depot when I was a kid.
I had this in contrast to my grandparents who live on an Indian reservation in New Town, North Dakota. They have a little manufactured home, no running water (they have to go to a water plant or have someone deliver it to the house) and a dinky little tv. However, I’ve never seen so much smiling or heard so much laughter in a single house before. Everyday my mom brings my brothers to see them, my aunties bring their kids, and my uncle brings his children. They get to see nearly all of their grandkids every single day. They are the happiest people, the sweetest and the most fulfilled I’ve ever met.
The mega wealthy I did work for always haggled over money, even though they had more than me or my entire family put together. They hardly smiled or laughed, really only when something negative was being said. They also didn’t like people that didn’t bow down to them. I ended up quitting because I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t kiss their asses because I didn’t respect them because I could see they didn’t respect me. People would bend over backwards and put on a face or double back their complaints about the mega rich they had behind their back.
We need to stop treating them like they’re some amazing deity we need to kneel to. They have money. A lot of them have parents and bloodlines with money. It’s not special, it’s lucky and it’s disgusting how they treat people. The only reason to kiss up to them is because you want to be like them. Strive for more. There’s a lot more to life than that.
Well said, Justin! Wow! I had the same experience with the wealthy. Massive butt-kissing from my colleagues, as well as being thrown under the bus by those same colleagues to make themselves look good in front of no, not the individual with the most integrity, but the one with the most wealth. Indeed a misplaced deity of worship in our society.
P.S. Your grandparents sound cool.
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Thank you .
I'm glad you took the time to write it all down . With this lockdown it is hart warming to hear what others have to say .
Happy New Year 😀
I am so sorry for the child who didn't get any attention from her mother. Her feelings are most likely often ignored by her parents. This situation will create a lack of self confidence and self esteem in this poor child.
Thanks for that !
Makes 've r y sad sense.
I spent 15 years as a Private Chef/Household Manager and Mr. Burns put it best. "I'd trade it all for just a little bit more". It's a hording sickness.
One man’s sickness is the envy of another man, feeds one man’s sickness, feeds the envy of another man.
Of course they're miserable. Otherwise they wouldn't keep grabbing for more.
Of the material over the ephemeral.
It's the Buddhist concept of the hungry ghost
@@edgepixel8467 good point- eternally hungry.
Well, billionaires are the ones telling us "you will own nothing and be happy" They should start giving up their fortunes so we all can be happy including them 🤣🤣
bingo! totally, totally true
When I hear Russel talk, I feel like I have a brain again! The reality that the media create is so claustrophobic for critical thinking. Fear, fear, fear. Static Control..and most people are sinking into it. It’s like stepping into quick sand. No wonder so many are depressed.
Thank you Russel for waking us up!
I don’t watch mainstream anymore, and I know more actual news than I ever did before
for sure. 100% accurate
"The secret of happiness, you see, is not found in seeking more, but in developing the capacity to enjoy less." ~ Socrates
My point.
🙏💛👑 brilliant
When I became a born again Christian, then I found true contentment. Since then I don't crave more things or lots of money. The Bible says that the LOVE of money is the root of all evil. So true.
Golden one!
I don't have much myself and i don't really care much for money. We all need some money to get by and pay bills ect. But I never understood those super rich people who just keep on taking when they have so much money they could retire for several life times.
Money can’t buy happiness, but poverty can only afford suffering
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I find moments of joy even being dirt poor. Billionaires and other assorted banker types have forfeited their humanity.
@@higgsbonbon I agree with this point of view, selling their souls took place long before they acquired unreal wealth...the billion dollar question is, what happens when you give an impoverished human a billion dollars?
Truth, it can’t buy true happiness or wisdom
untrue, in poverty Humans may Awaken to the truth that is I AM. Yet suffering is an ego mind (personal) state constructed on the believe of that individual .. (::)
The realization of having enough for a thousand lifetimes but knowing you only have one to spend it with.
That is a great point, that's why they pay millions to find inmortality. God already established those who believe in his Son JesusChrist and obey his way of living described in the Bible, they will be allowed to enter in Heaven after receiving forgiveness by their faith in the fact that Jesus died in their place on the cross, to be able to forgive them. Many millionaires and billionaires believe they themselves are Gods and do not humble themselves before the God of Heaven and Earth, so they will not enter to Heaven for that reason they live feeling guilty and afraid of dying when the solution was also given. Also, Jesus said: before God the greatest and most honored human beings in Heaven will be measured and rewarded by their love and service toward others.
"The things you own end up owning you" Tyler Durden
Same idea "Possessed by possessions". Me, decade's ago, after reading about aboriginal trading routes, and the idea that if you had something you were overly fond of you should probably give it away. Wisdom for a very different society. Businesses would hate that!
Simple solution for these billionaires: If having too much is such a burden, then give their wealth away.
@David Not knowing billionaires personally but knowing many wealthy people, the answer for the ones I know is all 4. I'm assuming billionaires is the same just ramped up
Thats not exactly a "great" solution either. Past examples of people doing this like Manna Musa caused decades long multi nation recessions and chaos from the influx of wealth transfer. Just giving wealth away causes chaos and if the systems are not changed, the money will just eventually go back to the "rich" who collect it as they do now.
Give it away, give it away, give it away now!
@David For me it seems like Bezos is obsessed with the chase itself, Elon seems to be in love with a final outcome, and Gates seems motivated purely by power. I feel like their drive and motivation are on entirely different levels than the typical person. Where one person could move on without success, these fellas will lose sleep for days until they succeed, and the fruit inevitably comes pouring in.
Or they're aliens.
A lot of philanthropy is just investments with strings attached btw. They often get an ROI one way or another.
Ain't going to happen, nice thought process though
That’s why they keep doing this to us. They’re bored. They will never be happy no matter how hard they try. 😐
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no one will... its called being human lol
Call me crazy but I picture a 'Farting Crow' when hearing and thinking about unhappy Billionaires.
What a lovely surprise. Thank you Russell, for discussing the article I wrote for Guardian. I really appreciate your thoughts and how you were able to go into depth on these issues in such a thoughtful and authentic way. Greatly appreciated. Clay
Nice article btw.
There's this great medieval mural in Siena town hall... kind of says a similar thing
Life is way too short on making a train loads of money. It cost me 2 divorces cause I neglected my wife. Always working, working. I swear I just want to be a baker
It's not the money that makes them unhappy. It's the lack of morals, values, and integrity that makes them so miserable. So many people think money will fix problems when actually money just distracts you from problems....
I retired at 39 and make enough money to pay the bills. I’m happier than any of the rich people I’ve ever met! I lived in Vegas and all of my rich friends were miserable!
Here too !
THAT is the ideal life! Some ppl get obsessed with hoarding money like it’s a constant competition, and when they’ve accomplished a lot, it gets hard to relax instead of trying to outdo their past achievements. The REAL challenge in life should be learning new skills and remembering that failure is a part of success. We can only try to make the world a more compassionate place while we live and let others know we’re INTERDEPENDENT! Independence is an illusion and everyone should learn to accept that and learn to work together.
@@DocOrtmeyer do you enjoy being famous?
@@jakeh2528 people mostly speculate about you and make up images of who you are but have no idea what really goes on in your life.
Being famous makes you feel more alone if anything
I received a hefty life insurance payout when my partner passed away back in 2010 and it was so liberating to be able to pay off the mortgage on the little flat we were living in at the time and renovate it beautifully. I gave up working, which was GREAT, but was kept busy with all the renovation projects. But the most satisfying experience was being in a position to help out my daughter, brother and Mum and close friends. That money really helped a lot of people to get out of the financial hole that they, and I, were in and set them and me up on a good path going forward.
Needless to say I'm as poor as a church mouse now but am living off grid without the crippling costs of living on the grid, grow most of my food, am able to feed my animals and am as happy as Larry.
Perhaps these billionaires would feel better if they used their billions to help those truly in need?
Yeah, we need to work on the things right in front of us before we move so far ahead, everyone gets left in the dust.
They pretend they do - that is why they are all "spokesmen" for "causes." But in reality they are just talking heads to get the common people to send their money.
Good on you! So many people become greedy and selfish when they come into money.
@@changeintheair9648 Or they give to their friend's organization of "other" causes. Then, that friend gives back that same amount to the first person's organization. It's called having a ton of money and writing it off because you gave it to charity, and your friend gets to write it off too. Games of the Wealthy.......
Sounds like you squandered the money. Are you daughter, brother, and mum better off now or did they fall right back into their bad paterns and in debt again? My guess is the latter.
I didn't care about money, fame, stuff and just wanted love. Instead I ended up getting my heart smashed to bits and have realised money and stuff is the best I'm going to get in this life. I'm now nearing my 40s and trying to start a career and built up wealth late in life.
50's here and it's the same. Waiting to get out of debt to build my publishing business.
When one spends their whole life chasing the wrong things they will never find true satisfaction. One is not what he has but what is on the inside. There are those that no matter what they will never be happy.
could not agree more. completely right dude
This is exactly why several years ago an older billionaire began giving his money away to just everyday average people. He kept enough to live the rest of his life comfortably and provision for his heirs, but afterward began giving people he met in multiple places- ie: parks, sidewalks, theaters, etc. thousands of dollars at a time just because he could. It improved his view of life and seemed to give him a sense of purpose- helping others and in a very real way himself 😊
How many people did he step on, exploit and cheat along the way. Sorry it’s too late to save yourself Mr Billionnaire.
@@ramlinshoes How can you expect to be forgiven of your own sins if you will not forgive the sins of others?
If this is real, I'd like to know his name. Sounds more like a myth to me...
Perhaps Nancy Pelosi will do the same with her money 🤔
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@Kristie Hansen do you think humanity is so savage? We will come together and when they come out of their bunkers they will have lost everything while we will have gained everything they stole and then some. Don't lose hope in your fellow man that's what they've been trying to achieve with politics for decades!
“How are they gonna manipulate me?” I imagine they wonder that because it’s all they do to others?
Divide and conquer is far easier than people expect
Exactly.
Billionaires picturing themselves as victims is preposterous
exactly, definitely self-reflection
They manipulate goverments with their money how do you think they got half the population to take the jab....
Exactly 💯 their life is miserable and they have no purpose to live anymore, they can have literally everything but at the same time they have nothing. Trying make other people's lives miserable is like an entertainment for them.
My wife used to try to convince me that wealthy people have familial and personal problems in their lives too. I said, yes, but they can afford distractions.
Loved this one!
Over 25 years ago I heard that although Americans on average were 5 times richer than most people in the world we were some of the most miserable people. I learned than that money is not the root to happiness. I've also heard a lot of people who lived alone in mansions were high risks for suicide. Actually when I see people in poorer communities all hanging out during the day, I think they have a value that's been lost to a lot of people in middle class jobs who just go to work, come home, watch some TV and sleep.
Well exactly. America is where all the money is, it's also a crime ridden shlt hole and everyone's angry and miserable and with mental illness like you say. If America was so great why so many lunatics?
This makes me happy! Every episode of Russell's adds more understanding of the whole puzzle. In the end, our relationships with each other are all there is. Glad that you're a recovering celebraholic, Russell.
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After a certain amount of money there is no more fulfillment money can bring, must transcend to the next level
This whole "don't worry the rich aren't happy" shit has been around forever and it hasn't stopped them from continuing to take everything they can from everyone.
Look into Islam my dear it has the solutions to all problems and answers to all questions
I so agree! I worked as a massage therapist for the very wealthy in London for many years and although they were nice and pleasant, they were so unhappy in their personal life than most were actually suffering from depression.
Anyone (including myself) who has ever experienced hunger, homelessness, limited access to healthcare and all the perils that come with these conditions will tell you that they'd take wealth and misery any day over poverty and said misery. I'll drown my sorrows in some champagne and Caviar in a hot tub in a glorious mansion, overlooking a fabulous view of nature or whatever. Just saying.
Exactly well said...
So you’re saying you’d screw someone over to advance your own position? I don’t believe you.
@@busterrhodes400 That's quite a stretch from the statement I made but, hey, whatever.
@@lurkzie3 bedroom? That's the definition of luxury for someone sleeping on cardboard. It's all relative, isn't it?
Thank you! I have been scrolling the comments trying to find someone who would say this, I feel the same. I'm not gonna be convinced that being rich is more miserable than being poor 🙄
I used to work at a country club. The first generation well off were actually pretty down to earth. Their adult children were insufferable.
Adversity makes men, and prosperity breads monsters. Victor Hugo
First generation builds it up, second generation run it, third generation runs it into the ground....
I was a "spring cleaning" lady in an affluent area and you can absolutely tell who made it and who inherited it. The former always encouraged us to take a break and provided tea and biscuits.
@@tomj5062 yes like was mentioned, "over indulgence." When they are TOO protected these issues arrive but I can understand that it can be very hard to balance that. You are protecting them from the bad life you went thru, as you should, but you don't want to shield them from everything bad.
Makes me think of our immune system. You get TOO clean then your immune system/body reacts very negatively.
Yeah, if I ever get rich and have kids, they are going to have to work their asses off for everything they get so they don't turn out like that. They'll get cool presents and such on birthdays and xmas and such, but if they want anything beyond that, they will basically be "the help" instead of me hiring strangers, and when they turn 18, they will be kicked out of the house to fend for themselves whether they are ready or not. Hell, if I get rich and have kids, I will purposely make their lives even harder than if we were poor.
It was a shock to me when I learned that studying and working to put myself through a fancy private college in order to obtain a "good career" and making lots of money didn't make me happy at all and in fact made me depressed. I had to reevaluate my true goals and desires in life. Now I disdain money and consumerism and look forward to doing away with indentured servitude, corrupt governments and corrupt religions.
Sometimes we have to actually go through it to get to where we need to be, money isn't terribly bad but compulsive consumerism probably isn't good for anyone.
Sounds like you just failed to attain your goals.
@@erickstanza8782 I have grown up and realigned my goals, giving place of precedence to what God has called me to do. Do you serve God or do you serve money? I am testing your spirit with that question, so please respond. Thank you! 👼
@@SunnyAquamarine2 you are presuming you know the mind of God..
Dont worry most wont be a billionaire, its okay to be wealthy and not have to worry abt paying your bills and having a good retirement. Most ppl wont even know ur wealthy bc a regular person doesnt tell everyond
For some reason I feel like to some degree being a billionaire on earth is probably extremely stressful.
As a homeless guy in Aspen I’ve had billionaires look at me dead in the face and act like there was nothing they could do for me. Knowing full well I’m gonna have to try and sleep in the snow that night. They give me the old “gotta do what you’ve gotta do”. Those
People are evil with very few exceptions.
Sadly this filth reflects on the majority of people too... micro:macro
They are sick my friend. In the end you will have the last laugh. Cause after your time on earth is over you will be in a way better place than them. I was a a time homeless too. I know it's tough. But when you get that food in your belly after being hungry for days. Its a feeling no money can buy. I will pray 🙏 for you. I work 14 hours a day and trust me there are days that I say I don't know what is worse. Living to work or living on ends meet.
My solution for billionaires is, giving their money away. Problem solved.
They have based their identity and self worth on this status, and their security is at stake. That's what this would make them walk away from. I don't think they all know yet their identity and worth isn't measured there, this is often an unconscious and primal fear. They are human and some will and some won't be aware of it while it does this. Even those of other class groups fall into these thoughts and feelings, and not everyone is aware of it. Many lower income people feel defined in their work, and so losing it can trigger identity crisis.
When they unlocked this achievement the game changed, and walking away has a bloody awful "safety net". Not only is there no sure security, but who is going to accept them amongst their group? All the groups are divided and angry at each other even though circumstances can change and they can't trust other billionaires either, can they? Once famous it's even harder.
Funny enough money hasn't assured much at all.
However I like the ideal that if they wanted a way out, this could have been one of them. If the safety net was universally more helpful and sustainable, rebalancing could be more available. Perhaps the whole spectrum would benefit.
An African King travelling through Africa gave away gold to all the villagers as he passed through. They were delighted, unfortunately the value of the gold deprecated since everyone now had gold. Always found that story interesting.
@@malumachado4561 That's why socialism will never work. If everyone has the same amount of wealth then the whole system collapses.
"Seek not greater wealth but simpler pleasure, not higher fortune, but deeper felicity. The greatness of humanity is not in being human, but in being humane." -Gandhi
I can only imagine that they say…” is this all there is”?! I can promise if I was in their position I would find amazing amounts of joy in helping one person per day, and change their life!!! ♥️♥️♥️
agreed. without a doubt correct
But youre not them (neither am i)...and obviously helping other people by giving them money doesnt make them happy.. unless they inherit wealth, it takes a special kind of personality to become extremeley wealthy, and helping people isnt on their list of priorities, you dont become rich by helping people, unfortunately
I think being born with a incurable illness helped put everything into perspective for me. Health happiness inner peace. That is my personal thoughts of being truly rich.
Having been to one of these so called upper class schools, I would concur with this. The school was a place where all the students were conditioned to be part of this society. No critical thinking, no individualism, no differences. My wife met my school friends at a party once and could not believe how they were so similar in manner and speech. They do live in a little bubble and are depressed, living a pointless life. And money does not bring you happiness. There is some amazing research on how you seem to lead to psychopathic tendencies to become super rich. It is unnatural to want to dominate and control other people, but we are made to look at that as normal. Especially here in the UK, where we are born to sing God save the queen. And we are taught that the only sovereign being is the monarch. Every human being on this planet is soveriegn and every human being has the right to exist without explotation and propoganda. Unfortunately, we are a way away from that, but I can see the green shoots coming and there are big changes on the way. Thanks for sharing. Very insightful video. :)
Queen is a useless leech and people get offended if I say this when its the truth.
@@eloelo6944 Yes because of our conditioning. We have been trained to accept authority in all forms. Thankfully that is changing. :)
I dropped out of highschool like 3 times and have 1500 missed classes. I totally agree school is just made to turn potentially skillful kids into braindead amazon workers and politicians.
@@ferdtheterd3897 We are being dumbed down to such a low level it is terrible. Many more are waking up. That is a good thing. :)
I’ve been around extremely wealthy people and most are bat shit crazy! They believe all the bullshit they’ve ever been told about themselves and others like them, they also believe a mess of nonsense about the rest of us continually discussed in their echo chambers. It’s sick. They are completely un-self aware, and unaware of how the rest of us think
When I worked for a "big" pharmaceutical company they had an antidepressant that worked for obsessive compulsive disorder. The medication was "effective" for treating hoarding.
My hypothesis is that the rich hoard money while people hoard things too. Both suffer from the pain of OCD ....no one talks about. I wish everyone well and hope there will be future discussions about this topic between therapists, doctors and consumers. ❤
No one needs that medication. They need attention and love.
Exactly, I've always believed being true to ourselves and following our heart wherever it may lead is the key to living and being happy, then you can be whether wealthy or not. It's the reason I've been able to be happier than anyone I've known despite the most challenging of times (and these were more challenging than most people will ever have to go through in a lifetime and beyond imagination) because that's exactly what I did. It's when people started to interfere with that, actively making it impossible for me to do that anymore it became a very different story although I still tried and try to do it anywhere I can. It's what I believe these times are for, for each of us to be and stay true to ourselves, follow our hearts and it will automatically serve others and the greater good. Blessings to all 🙏Monique
“Wealth is like sea-water; the more we drink, the thirstier we become; and the same is true of fame.”
― Arthur Schopenhauer
agreed! 10000% correct man
Self-absorbed billionaires who feast on the poor, feeling sorry for themselves. I don't feel like crying for them at all!
I for one am pleased to see, for once, someone actually giving a dam about what these poor billionaires are feeling. Deep down, feeling. We just never really get to know what they feel or why they do what they do. Frankly, this is refreshing.
Compassion takes practice.
i wont cry for them but they obviously have issues if i was not even a billionaire, a millionaire i would spend all the time with my family enjoying, trips, restaurants, etc etc
Nobody’s actually requesting your pity;
@@Winterascent yup, even here, we have each other to exchange ideas with, they have to pay to be listened to...
imagine having essentially all the money in the world but you can't sleep at night unless you are continuously plotting to squeeze every penny you can from those who can barely afford to eat. definitely something psychologically misaligned there.
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Are you the melee player, Toph? I feel for the billionaires in a way. Watching this made me realize how much wealthier I am than them.
To be rich is not evil.
But most of these billionaires aren't good or decent.
That's why they can't sleep well at night...not because of the billions they have.
This is why I don't strive to open a business to make money, but to help people grow.
I've often wondered what I would do if a lot of wealth came my way and how I would put it to use. Imagine the good that could be done.
Good cant be done with money... only thru your own individual action. In order to acquire money evil must be done... so any good act is cancelled by the money. Try helping someone expecting nothing in return.
Flaming Death I'm a poor person who lives a miserable, pointless (earthly) life. I couldn't be worse off if I were rich. If you're a billionaire who's reading this, I'm the cure for your affluenza! Send your money to me until you don't suffer being wealthy anymore!
Flaming Death My affluenza cure ad is for anyone rich who reads it.
@@dianalindeman1644 lol... you have no money because you don't want it... if you want something... take it. It's that simple.
@@dianalindeman1644 you are your own God. It's sad most ppl never figure that out. Bliss can only be achieved by knowing who is God... and that is you (whomever reads this).
Oh dear, I am so sad to hear that these people are miserable. Perhaps if they paid all their taxes, and gave away most of their wealth they might feel better.
I think that's a really really good practical advice. I like it 👌🏾
"Oh no! I am so depressed.
I bought this 500,000 dollar McLaren!!! I am so alone...."
This has to be a joke.
I KNOW I would.
I'm pretty sure studies have shown that basically the cutoff for money effecting happiness is around $70k and after a certain point actually effects your happiness negatively.
Wasn’t that study over ten years ago? With inflation I’m sure the amount is higher
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And compassion is lost in the process of gaining obscene amounts of wealth.
@@shanehelbling I am sure it is higher but still maintaining relativity...
I did a study for school. Took 2 months of research. Conclusion: it’s impossible to feel sad and angry for long once you have 1+ million dollars.
If I was that rich I would travel in a van and live amongst the people and get to know them and surprise them with gifts to help them along the way. Would be a purposeful life for me to help others and enjoy the journey knowing I can help make a difference in someone’s life.
They often don't recognise it's a problem. It's part of their 'self concept' so it'll protect itself, so the individual will find everything else that's the issue. As a therapist myself, I vouch for this, it's a crap place, but culture continues to worship these trapped souls, rather than recognise the beautiful value of giving to others.
There is nothing too fill these places I think. That's the scary thing. Capitalism has stretched far to give us what we need. Yet in that place is an swollen emptiness that is impaircal except money talks, that's what spins and moves. It's not like a religion or politics but keen eye on the financial side. Their an embodiment of ghosts as seeing other tale from them. The rich are like us, what Amazon guy was, it could be anyone that could end up like that in the long run. I think adulthood if there was a place that had something set like childhood with filling of comfort right through life as stages of what people felt in their teens, 20s having that in their 30s, 40s, 50s and furthur feeling like a sense of purpose that hasn't got meaningless but always something, that happiness there for the mind and soul and that adventure side.
I know that's unrealistic. I seen the transition side of people and it's obvious, and i dont know what to say about it.
My dad said about these people in US when he went over there, all these people talk about was money in their bedroom and stocks and shares, nothing else. It's like you cant explain it. Maybe that's what they want to do or rest of people want but dont inside. Whatever that case is....
“We’re all in this together!”
-politician yells from his mansion
Bravo.😂
I'm wealthy and retired since 24... I still feel like everyone wants me for my money... however having infinite money didn't take away my purpose... I have a family and that became my new purpose... also volunteering... helping people whom I felt deserved help while wanting nothing in return...
@@mufasahm8238 yes, i was technically semi retired... i did small jobs (3 a year) until ~29 to help out friends and family for low pay and because I missed work. After that I focused more on my family at home... however I have helped the occasional friend and family completely free after that. They usually fed me though and gave me non expected gifts.
Genuinely speaking staying home and doing nothing has to be the most depressing thing.My husband and I are both retired. Me at 26 always feel like I want to do more but nothing some days am happy,some am sad and you've got to think that is all life has to offer.Nowadays am into reading the bible and am fascinated by King Solomon words.Like when you think about life it is like chasing wind and after all you've done you realise it is all vanity,and this continues...The only thing that gives me true happiness is when am sleeping which is like 2hours maximum.
@@mothernature27 being retired has nothing to do with depression. Find yourself and you will be happy. Also being retired doesn't mean sitting at home doing nothing... im still always active and I'm 72.
I love your approach to every discussion, I'm a clairsentient and been coming on to watch and listen the passed year, wish there were more like you, keep thriving 💖
I’ll never forget when I was in the 5th grade my teacher told us we could be whatever we want to be. I quickly raised my hand and said “I want to be as rich as a Rockefeller. She said you could be anything but that. I had 3 other things I wanted to be but she went on to someone else. I guess my questions were things she didn’t want to deal with.
If they're so depressed why are they so adamant of finding a way to live forever?! I call BS..
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Because they are scared
"I'd rather be rich and unhappy than poor and unhappy." ~ My dear old Dad
Very well said and presented.
Billion thanks 🙏🏼 for what you are doing 🌹
I remember hearing this a long time ago - The Poor want to be rich, The Rich want to be happy, The single want to be married, The Married want to be dead.
well said. I hope the last isn't always true.
You can really see how much this article envoked the emotions you've felt through your journey to become celebrity. It seems like you asked the questions of "How do I do the most good with the influence I have, and what is good anyway?" I appreciate your discourse, and the approach you're taking to try to benefit the world. Thank you, Russell.
Laugh out loud I asked that question daily! Where the most good, right?!
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@@berniebunz2510 something about the " got a profit for you" gave me the clue 😜
This is really interesting… on one hand my ego self is saying “Wow. SHOCKING, that billionaires are struggling with depression since their life lacks spiritual meaning or being of true service to others”. Then on the other hand, as a therapist and healer myself, I do feel compassion is the answer for understanding everyone’s circumstances even if they are in the 1%. Everyone experiences pain and suffering in their lifetime. Yet we all need to find a balance between surrendering to our self made pain and taking responsibility to grow and change how we are navigating in the world if we want to find meaning. So the question is, do these billionaires really WANT to find meaning, or do they simply want to vent beyond authentic expression and stay within the limited bounds of their super ego, continuing to cause pain for other individuals on the planet?
Thank you Russel, i'm writing a thesis on these topics and this was immensely useful to progress on a point where i was stuck
Don't compare yourself to others. Be happy with what you have.
Happiness is a state of mind.
Watched on Rumble. So glad you post content to alternatives first.
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"A single note in the symphony of change that we need to conduct"... if that just came out spontaneously, you. made it up while you were talking, you should write a book of poetry too Russel ! Brilliant.
Great episode Russell! Thank you for covering this, I hope this can make someone who is super rich and in the similar situation change their take on the world and ambitions.
I can relate to being around this from working for wealthy people as a personal chef. The atmosphere and energy would make me physically sick. Took me awhile to figure out, but hoarding makes you cray cray in the worst way. Love to Russell and the team!
A dear friend once told me, while I was disdainfully comparing the emotional problems of the wealthy to “real problems” (those suffered by the non-rich),
“Pain isn’t relative, it’s absolute”. It is tragic that the system of beliefs under which we all labor produces such alienation and sadness, while promising fulfilment and joy.
“Hurt is hurt is hurt”
I'm not sure who 'Whatsapp me +" is but they have been trolling every comment I make. Can Russells team not simply ban them? This is clearly phishing. I've reported/flagged them. Maybe do the same.
My husband's aunt had money, and it was interesting to watch how some of the relatives sucked up to her. I felt a little sorry for her, because of the narcissistic type of people that must gravitate towards people like her. But, she didn't hide her wealth, and it was her choice to live a lifestyle of privilege and associate with like minded people.
If I had money, I wouldn't broadcast it. I'd buy a modest, but nice house on some property, and then I'd spend my time looking for common sense ways to use all that money to help others become financially independent.
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Yes but keywords if you was rich. As a humble and perhaps altruistic person you are less likely to be rich by design. Most rich people are selfish megalomaniac narcissists with no empathy or regard for ordinary people. Bezos wouldn't be half as rich and amazon wouldn't be half as successful if bezos wasn't a tyrannical CEO pushing his company to always exceed deadlines no matter what. I used to work in a toy warehouse and when an order for amazon came in we were told to ignore other stuff and all pick for their orders to dispatch it asap. That is why amazon always delivers so fast. Its at the cost of many people even those that dont work for amazon and smaller companies. That is how you get to the top of the foodchain in today's society by exploitation and a workplace regime, and doing everything you can to eliminate competition and create a monopoly.
Struggle makes us strong. But...it just goes to show money isn't the solution, it's personal worth to society, not individualism that leaves a mark and earns notation in history. It's hard to earn.
I remember a quote from the president of Venusuala. There was a picture of him infront of essentially a shack bungalow with his dog and he said 'Many people refer to me as the poor president, but in reality I am the wealthiest of them all.' That hit me deep.
Russ, keep up the good work, i believe together we can make a difference.
Thats what socialism will get u as a wealthy person in that country. Hes lucky to feed himself and his dog.
I thought that was Ecuador
Didnt he destroy his country?
@@egongefferie9194 actually it may have been ecuador. Life lesson here, double check your facts.....
I think you are talking about the ex-President of Uruguay. He was referred as the poor president.
This is SO good. A genuine desire to be of service and to be so to others is the greatest gift a man or woman can possess.
There is a saying like this.. Money can't buy happiness.
We're surrounded by miserable people suffering and working with minds enslaved, without even questioning the system, because most people's pineal gland or 3rd eye has been intentionally calcified through systematic enforcement by our governments, through use of sodium flouride and regular exposure to dangerous frequencies. This tampers with people's innate connection to higher consciousnes and destroys people's natural ability to connect to higher frequencies. Meditation is key.
How to meditar?
🙏🏾 Russel, thank you big brother, I needed that one.
If billionaires need purpose to be happy help solve homelessness and poverty
That will take up some time and HELP OTHERS
In this society, whether rich or poor, misery is only a few realizations away.
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Awesome reveal, Russell. I have long sensed that once one has a certain large amount of money, it is easy to see it doesn’t make anyone happy. It’s more the opposite, where deep emptiness sets in when one achieves these dreams and sees what little fulfillment it brings. Happiness and meaning come from being sincere and trying to elevate humanity. I salute you, Russell, and also salute all who watch these videos, who are being lifted out of the Matrix.
I struggle with bills and everything but at the end of the day I love being no one and invisible in the crowd, that is amazing opportunity to observe and reflect..
When I see rich people suffering mentally, my heart goes out to them. Hopefully, they can use all their money to soak up their tears...
4 Levels of Happiness:
1) carnal passion oriented
2) ego comparative oriented
3) Contributive oriented
4) Transcendent oriented
3&4 is where we should aim when blessed with means
Moral Values are so important. They are worth more than everything. Having deep friendships/relationships are the most valuable thing to experience in each human life.
From what I have observed personally in my 50+ years, The more people succeed, the less empathy they have for fellow humans. I also find that the people that are more rich and powerful, the more that these people need more and more, looking for happiness.
Billionaires are hoarders. Hoarding is sociopathy . Society views hoarding things in a house, or hoarding cats are crazy, but hoarding money beyond a reasonable, obscene amount is something to be cheered on and coveted.
So if their wealth does not make them happy and they still pursuing it, maybe it is the suffering of so many people makes them happy…
I had an unhappy wealthy father and never took any money from him. When my father declined with advanced dementia his estranged son changed his will, in Spain, and bought a very expensive house for his children for my father's money. Sad story. I lost my inheritance but i'll live.
Typical
You’ll be blessed.
You have peace of mind
Knowing everything you have is what you've earned.
It's more appreciated by you.
That is the psychopathy Russell was talking about. They cheat and steal even from their own blood. What your brother doesnt realise is that he cheated himself out of happiness. The most valuable thing every human is after. He will never experience it, neither have good restful sleep. You can make your own money and be rich in the free stuff like happiness. As long as you forgive and move on. Otherwise you will be his prisoner carrying a grudge
@@Katarina23 So true.
The corporation, itself, is a psychopathic entity. It's only natural that psychopathic individuals would gravitate toward it and exploit its very nature better than others. We should really reconsider the "rights" and "personhood" that we've given these entities that can not be jailed.
I went to a very rich high school in the seventies. North Scottsdale Arizona. Most of these kids were miserable, had no goals, never worked for anything and had the best connections. Lots of drama and trouble.
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I was one of them. Sorry, Russell, but I was never a fan until now. It's good to see this intelligent, well spoken, insightful side of you
He was always intelligent. No one was doubting that.
all peeps my age have always known money doesn't make you happy. its even an old proverb. Its like he is waking up and everyone is touting how enlightened he is
Well...it has been proven that being rich doesn't make you more happy....so indeed...why not change the system so that the poor get to be just a bit less miserable?
Honestly, this has been my experience too. Gilded cages are harder to escape. Clinicians find it a little demoralizing, at first, because you think, if beyond-wealthy people are so dispirited, what does that say about the rest of us? Then you catch on. We're all afflicted, and for them it's worse in a way, because there's only one way to go when you're at the top of the mountain. It's terrifying, being at the top, not knowing how to do (or not do) anything else, feeling alienated, and feeling the disparity between how much they have and how bereft they feel. It's especially confusing because most people envy them, or want to be them, so why don't they feel better about themselves? Don't get me wrong, most people would choose being rich over being poor. But it's dead wrong to assume being rich will solve all of your problems.
Some of the very wealthy are working that out & trying to do something meaningful & more worthwhile than just accumulating money.
“You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.” - St Augustine
He who loveth silver shall not be satisfied with silver; nor he that loveth abundance with increase
Ecclesiastes 5 :10
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Thank you.❤️
If they actually helped people they would feel true Happiness! It’s really very simple but they can’t make that change they are to WEAK!
Take your own advice instead of judging groups of people.
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the struggle makes life feel like a challenge having everything must be hard
Yeah, “miserable”.
As if emptiness, loneliness, meaninglessness, and depression are unique to these people. They have the choice to do whatever they want for the rest of their life. They can create ANY life they want if they actually wanted to.
I know that empathy is supposed to be the mature way to react to this, but I don’t feel it, not one bit.
True. I live with depression and social anxiety and I force myself to go to work everyday I struggle to get out of bed and worry how I will pay my bills if my depression gets too bad to function and work. I am sure if I was lying on the beach with people serving me cocktails it would make my struggle a tiny bit easier.
Same here.
I'm glad they're miserable but I also doubt that they really are.
Well I guess if they believe money is the only indicator of success they can't understand how money is not overly important to everyone. Same like guys who assume all women are prostitutes or gold diggers then can't buy the one they want. It's their displaced projections.
@@cl9826 some are and some aren’t .. I’d say most feel they are missing something. Similar to the rest of us
Deeply felt gratitude for Russell Brand, for standing by us, for being a voice for those not granted a voice and supporting us in every way he knows best, especially all through this time of great need.
I quote, 'Insofar as it's possible to generalize about a vague and contested concept like "human nature'", there is something profoundly unnatural about exploiting and dominating other people... just as it's deeply inhuman and antisocial to have the majority of your relationships be defined by proximity to money.'
Love all y’all beautiful souls 🖤
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Anyone who has studied even a bit of psychology knows that personalities in the Sociopath/ Psychopath categories are found in the highest concentration within the corporate world and politics. Psychopaths by definition are devoid of typical emotional responses and will make decisions that harm others that benefit themselves without guilt. Sociopaths can still feel something, but will ultimately do the same thing with just a fleeting sense of guilt that fades with every dirty dollar that rolls in. When you have too much money, power and control are all that's left! No, I don't feel sorry for these people, but I do for their subordinates!
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Russell's worth £18 million, and hates billionaires, so where's the cut-off point, at what price does someone become evil?
Ohhhhh it’s not always so bad. Stop catastrophizing.
Here's a question: are you satisfied with the distinctions between "psychopath" and "sociopath" given in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders?
I admit I am not.
I do have a take on a meaningful distinction, but it would take at least an hour long video to lay out the groundwork to explain---which I obviously haven't done.