Morgan Housel

And if you only have the humble slash depressed side, you're never going to get anywhere.

And so I've been pretty good at being able to toggle back and forth sometimes within the same hour, certainly within the same day.

And so what keeps you going?

I really enjoy what I do.

Writing has never felt like work to me.

And I think it's the same for you.

It's just an extension of kind of who you are.

It's never felt like work.

And so I enjoy doing it.

But also what keeps me going is like the healthy side of me.

Part of me says like, I can keep doing this and do good work.

And then a minute later, the other bird on the shoulder being like, you suck, you suck at this.

And again, on net, I think it's a very healthy personality, even if it's just the two extreme sides.

It can do a list of positive things for everybody.

What I think is true is that on average, people who have more money tend to have fewer bad days, but I don't know if they have more better days.

I think it is more likely that when you have more money, you are less likely to wake up and be like, man, things are not going well.

But that doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to wake up grinning ear to ear.

Now, that's a lifestyle improvement.

If you have fewer bad days, that's great.

Your life is better.