Comments on: Money and Its Pervasive Effects on the Psyche http://www.jamesrick.com/money-and-its-pervasive-effects-on-the-psyche/ Live Your Full Potential Tue, 12 Jul 2011 18:12:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Amanda S http://www.jamesrick.com/money-and-its-pervasive-effects-on-the-psyche/comment-page-1/#comment-60837 Amanda S Fri, 03 Apr 2009 15:44:01 +0000 http://jamesrick.com/blog/?p=104#comment-60837 I dont usually comment, but after reading through so much info I had to say thanks I dont usually comment, but after reading through so much info I had to say thanks

]]> By: savvygirl http://www.jamesrick.com/money-and-its-pervasive-effects-on-the-psyche/comment-page-1/#comment-26506 savvygirl Fri, 23 May 2008 12:07:59 +0000 http://jamesrick.com/blog/?p=104#comment-26506 I would like to quote, "Wealth is measured according to ability to carry out intentions. And ability is defined as the probability that your envisioned outcome will be realized." Does this mean that a person may possess great wealth but is very poor at the same time, because of his inability to carry out his envisioned outcome? Some people started with noble intentions but lost these visions as money and/or material resources to buy power grew. "For example you might say a person has great ability when you witness them consistently achieving an outcome that you know based on experience is difficult for you." Or, the great "inability" of a person as we witness him consistently achieving an outcome that is too difficult for us to understand. The mass of the society hang by the thinning rope of hope, mistakingly putting these crocs to power. I would like to quote, “Wealth is measured according to ability to carry out intentions. And ability is defined as the probability that your envisioned outcome will be realized.”

Does this mean that a person may possess great wealth but is very poor at the same time, because of his inability to carry out his envisioned outcome? Some people started with noble intentions but lost these visions as money and/or material resources to buy power grew.

“For example you might say a person has great ability when you witness them consistently achieving an outcome that you know based on experience is difficult for you.”

Or, the great “inability” of a person as we witness him consistently achieving an outcome that is too difficult for us to understand. The mass of the society hang by the thinning rope of hope, mistakingly putting these crocs to power.

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