The REAL Reason No One Wants To Work Anymore

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[@User8vfjhejf]

Having a boss that yells and threatens his/her employees is what makes people not want to go to work, it's not the job itself that people hate. It's the leadership

[@DoTheWorkBasketball]

Lelia has SUCH good content.. breaks it down to the simplest form. Love this!

[@joe_zupko]

My work inspires me to improve all the different areas of my life. Most people feel "forced" to work so they just want to avoid it rather than trying to find work they enjoy

[@M4DD4WG]

Thats called being blessed enough that you pursued something of value that could support you and yours. The politicians currently are leading all the blue collars that have the same dream as you of a cliff with no return

[@peterluisvenero]

It’s a a simple fix. They just need to get clear on their personal values, strengths, mission and vision. Life then becomes a game.

[@markrosin8257]

Thank you Leila, Your discussion is so spot on. This is helpful. I appreciate the time you put into these videos to encourage and help correct people so we can succeed.

[@rollierollout]

This has so many beautiful gems of wisdom! Yes! The thing that struck me the most was your point about whether the job mandates a stressful environment or if you're the one making the stress for yourself by being a perfectionist. Yup. That's me. The perfectionist. Making everything harder. That really hit home! Also, thank you so much for balancing the audio and adding captions for the questions! The interviewer does a great job asking the right questions! Way to go! 🎉

[@Alimedia5]

Goal is to look forward to your Mondays if that’s not the case, change it!

[@ianyapxw]

I always look forward to Mondays. My wife (and I) have created a life where work maximises our skills and talents, energises us, and gives us some purpose. Especially with kids there isn't much 'recreation' we can do anymore, like snowboarding, and I get bored within an hour if I had to scroll content on my phone. So work is genuinely the most fun thing in my life right now :) Bonus points if you can make travelling with family part of work. Get those juicy tax deduction dollars!

[@sabrinaschacht]

This is so true. Loving what I do makes me want to work more and around the clock! I absolutely love that feeling of being in the flow. My business makes me happy and some people may think “why do you work so much?” Because I love it! I want to learn and continue to grow. Helping my clients find their dream home brings me so much joy 🙏

[@Show_Love_Serina]

Currently in MH recovery. Hearing someone else encouraging doing the hard things has been much needed for me. Thank you!

[@Nayla2Nayla]

Love this!!! This is so true. I think we are made to work, it's just about finding the right work for you!

[@justinjonesonline]

Thank you for your content and insights!

[@AndrewTanielian]

I've held some of these beliefs for decades. It's a relief and also fulfilling to hear someone so successful echo them. Your content makes a difference. You make the pursuit of excellence less lonely. Thank you!

[@NormanLKinseyIII]

The main point to this narrative is being missed Leila. You work as hard as you work because you have the passion to help other people achieve their goals and aspirations. Hence, find out what inspires and motivates the person so when they work it translates to achievement in the aspirations and goals inspired to hit.

[@justinabartosik]

She did mention that multiple times though, just in different words

[@NormanLKinseyIII]

@@justinabartosik I can see that, I was missing it feeling like it was more dance around instead of directly addressed. But I understand it's all about marketing first and reaching the masses of people that just don't want to work anymore or work for extended periods of time. And nine times out of 10 is because that person is lost and not doing something they love.

[@Phyzeke]

Yes but sometimes you have Jobs that are stepping stones - you will gain the most from whatever job you are currently doing my holding these mindset components even if you aren’t yet at your awesome impact and passionate position/situation yet.

[@bperez8656]

@@NormanLKinseyIIIbecause she’s saying within the context of a CEO and employer She can inherently no longer relate to the worker

[@mattk8810]

We have a mass load of horrible management nowadays! Even if you want to work hard you cannot!

[@josevargas686]

they take advantage of the hard workers so often

[@maddawgg2000]

I can’t speak on the other generations. But I know that for the American young 20ish ppl of today (18-25 years old range) this isn’t the most common case. It’s not that we don’t want to work and that’s it. There’s 2 main reasons as to why that I’ve personally seen and a majority of ppl my age feel like this that I have come across. 1. It’s that we DON’T want to work for garbage companies that are harmful to the world. Companies where execs are doing nasty things behind the scenes, companies that are exploiting ppl, companies that are putting harmful chemicals into their products that we consume, companies that use their funds to run secret massive human trafficking schemes, companies that lie about how much they make so they can “justify” paying their employees/contractors fractions of cents, companies that take shortcuts on safety, etc. We want to work. Just not for crap ppl who do crap things with the funds we help make them. Which is most of the world now of days. Personally, I’d rather starve and be homeless than work for someone who uses the funds I help generate to do awful things with. Of course, we know not every company is like this! But you would be surprised how many actually are. Or reason #2. You use to be able to work full time and have a house on your own and support kids, a car payment or two, have somewhat nice stuff, and put your kids into fun extra activities (sports, music lessons, etc), and have extra to save for retirement. Now, a typical full time job cant even pay for half of that. So what’s the solution? Build something for yourself, independently contract to others, there’s many different avenues to NOT have to go the typical 9-5 now of days. To build something that will spread positivity, promote health, and promote actual evolution in society while NOT harming anyone AND while being able to support having a decent middle class life at the bare minimum. What Leila said in this video here is also a valid and strong explanation. Just not the most common reason as to why I see ppl amongst my age not want to work. Leila and Alex are one of the few big companies who aren’t crap and don’t promote crap. But not all of us 8 billion ppl in the world can work for them. You WILL see a sky rocket in more amazing companies that don’t hide endless piles of skeletons in their closets and who fully take care of their ppl. Great change is coming 💜 Thank you for this incredible video and all your hard work, Leila. You are the REAL top G!!

[@voteyourconscience]

Your reason number one is spot on and there are a lot if options for us to change this. Reason #2 was never a reality. Home ownership has been around the same rates for the last 70 years. The poorest people now have more material wealth than the middle class of the past. People have tried to convince us that the there was some great past where everyone had everything. That is not the case. It may have been the best in the 90s, but go look at statistics for higher education, homeownership rates, income level, car ownership, sq ft of homes and how many bathrooms people used to have. There is a narrative being pushed that it used to be way better, but it is just not true. Most people were struggling to survive just as much or more than now. If people won't take responsibility for their own life, all of our lives will become much more difficult. Work for a good company, start a good company, vote for good leaders, and make purchases from companies you believe in. I have a podcast called Vote Your Conscience with Kevin Stolla that discusses a lot of these issues. It's on spotify and other platforms.

[@bperez8656]

Exactly. And people like Leila say “Fuck all that, work 24/7 for my business like I do”

[@jimberridge295]

This is gold - thank you!

[@larsenlaura]

you're such a queen, Leila. love watching you, you inspire me.

[@andrewbonica]

I'm simultaneously a workaholic and loathe working as an employee. I'm passionate about everything I do. It's a blessing and a curse.

[@T_DAP]

I love this talk! Everything she said is true. However I do have to say it is very challenging to balance family and work. When I was single, I worked every single hour I could, and the results were fantastic. I went from 40k to 100k at the same company. But after I got married I quickly realized that I couldn’t afford to keep giving work 200% without harming my marriage…still trying to figure this part out at the moment 😊

[@RotterStudios]

Work smarter not harder. You made someone more rich while sacrificing your younger years. That was a fail.

[@Steph_A27]

Ignore this guy!^ Increasing your income is never a failure. Get on the same page with your wife and look towards how you’re going to allocate your finances from this said job into some sort of investments to create additional sources of income to free up your time or have more control over your time. Like she mentioned in this video, passive income. I’m a real estate agent and I have seen so many of my clients begin to make a living off of multiple rentals. It’s amazing, if you’re strategic. I have worked my ass off before and I completely understand how it can take your time away from your loved ones. Let’s be honest, the value of spending time with your loved ones highly exceeds the value of making monetary money at a job that takes up all your time and energy. Good luck! 🙏🏻

[@RotterStudios]

@@Steph_A27 More people need to be like you. I'm hustling all the time, focusing on passive and trying to make it work.

[@hiddenname9809]

@@RotterStudios I have learned through the years that when people say work smarter, not harder, is code for cheating. No integrity at all. Look like you are working hard but let others do the work. Kiss up to the bosses and get all the credit of other people's work.

[@joleh6077]

2:10 I highly agree. I find that most problems in life including work can be solved by just showing up and doing something about it. This skill is needed more than ever, because everyone has so much freedom now. Almost everyone has the freedom to CHOOSE THEIR OWN CHALLENGES now.

[@seanfdaly]

🔥 wowww!!! Absolutely amazing Leila!

[@MathewHull64]

"Meaningful work is based on the person, in which it means something to you" 11:13 perfectly said

[@AdaptWithElina]

So true that avoiding work because it got hard, or was meaningless in the previous company, or maybe took more from a person than gave back, is not the best strategy. It is actually proven that avoidance only adds stress to your mind, whereas taking action builds confidence and resilience skills. The most important thing to do here is - being honest and real with oursselves, and understand what truly is our values, pur passions. That is not an easy task to do, as so often we can take on somebody else's values and dreams, even unintentionally.

[@user-uf6vs8ei7h]

Awsome content, love it. We have similar perspectives on these topics

[@IL_Bgentyl]

Large reason is so many people realized how much money they spend to just work. When you stop working your expenses go down significantly. Example insurance, gas, maintenance, food, cloths, time and so on. I spend about 20 hours commuting a month and about a grand just to work. So people get stuck having more obligations, bills, leading to always needing to work vs lowering expenses.

[@jimba6486]

17:31 I would just like to add as a Gen Zer, with the current housing affordability crises and detachment from reality of local and state governments….remote work / independent contractor has become appealing to be liberated to move away from problems our your control to much more favorable environments and not be constrained by others choices of where you must work … even if you can’t afford a house there …. Which is why people work ….. to actualize their dreams.

[@imonit1177]

It's not that people don't want to work. It's that people understand working is has become a futile enterprise. We want pensions back instead of 401k's. We want a since of Job security instead of feeling like we could loose our job at any time. We want back paid lunch. We want our insurance companies to honor our coverage without raising our rates. We want a positive working environment instead of dealing with phycopathic abusive bosses. We want to be able to take p.t.o. without risking a future promotion. Work is fucked up right now and it's not the workers fault. So when people say screw it and go Uber full time, or walk away from a corporate job for something fun like becoming a bartender, or sell everything they have and walk away and pursue the life a beach bum I really get it. Life is to short to be constantly stressed and miserable.

[@KatiePatrickHello]

I'm feeling super lazy today and don't feel like working. But I DO want to work!

[@djwarzone1]

Excellent loved it

[@alek2341]

Interesting. I don't know anyone else who looks forward to Mondays, isn't afraid to use negativity to fuel their drive and see work as a positive. I thought Leila and Alex were just another KZbin course peddler but the more I watch these videos the more I'm shocked there is someone out there who actually enjoys working. Self mastery is a pathway to a fulfilling life. Leila nailed it, "work" is a catch-all term that can mean whatever you want it to mean, so don't overload the word and base your entire future on it.

[@g.o2092]

I promise you, day-traders absolutely look forward to Mondays. No, I'm not one... yet...But yeah they do 😂

[@rollierollout]

I moved my whole family cross-country 4 years ago for a new job. I left a company that I worked at for 8 years that I've only realized upon retrospect was a highly stressful and toxic environment. I can only recognize that now because I have my dream job 😊 I love my work, my boss, my coworkers, AND my paycheck. Everything. I went from burnt the fk out to the most supportive and stable environment. It does exist! I hope you find it too! ❤

[@Theinsom]

@@rollierollouthi, I’d like some insight on moving an entire family from one side of the country to another. How easy/difficult was it? Did it take a lot convincing?

[@rollierollout]

@Theinsom Hi there! Sure! I had a relocation bonus from my new job that paid for about 80% of the move, so that made it much easier financially. I recommend using a reputable moving company with lots of experience and reviews if you decide to take the plunge. There are lots of scammy moving companies out there. We got very lucky and had absolutely no problems! We moved cross-country sight unseen, but I had done a ton of research on schools, neighborhoods, etc. Somehow, it all just worked out beautifully and was much easier than I thought it would be, thank goodness. My family and I were itching to get out of the state we were in for several years, so it didn't take much convincing. Sometimes, catching opportunities when they come along is all you need to do for your whole life to turn around. I wish you the very best of fortune in your endeavors! 😄

[@doomspa]

Affirmation uploads ;) thankss

[@teog3]

I wanted a business where I can work with my spouse to and it happened without me even overthinking it too much. I was just super clear in what I wanted.

[@mactireliath2356]

This is your life. Live it. The saying is: “Work hard, play hard.” It’s about being engaged with both. Learn what “work” means. Learn what “play” means.

[@theshelbypalace]

This is such a great video, as someone who LOVES working

[@RotterStudios]

I have been searching for ways to work on my own / for my own, be it a creator, KZbin, blogger, whatever. I have had tough jobs...I'm a tech...and I'm really good at what I do and I really like it. Problem is, I'm so sick of the toxic MF's in supervisor offices. Micromanagers who need to justify their jobs. I do my job without them, but here they are, pointing out I was 5 minutes late (I don't control the train I ride in on), but they don't care about me staying an hour past to help some people out after hours. Well, I don't stay after hours anymore for starters.

[@mustafabaris9681]

Love that Club Monaco blouse you got on 😍😍 I have a shirt with the same design 😛😛

[@irenearraez]

🌹 THANK YOU

[@katrinat6314]

She hit the nail on the head when she mentioned she loves to work because it made her life BETTER.

[@hazeltropix1170]

I just got fired from my restaurant job I hated because I’m in pain from sculiosis and can’t perform at the level required. I have 300 and no experience… I can’t take jobs that require physical labor any more. How do I start a business with no money and the desperation to have food on the table asap. 300 dollars doesn’t last long. Also why do I have to give two weeks notice but my job can fire me with no notice??

[@veronicaarevalo219]

I couldn't get to this video fast enough. People talked a lot of sh*t when Kim said people don't want to work and its true ! It's become a trend to avoid work at all costs. Thank you, Leila, for being real and pointing out that work can be great ☺

[@kareem199928]

@@biancasinclair.Whether you like it or not she’s working more consistently than most people.

[@biancasinclair.]

@kareem199928 she's not the only person in the world who works 😂 yall need to stop giving these soulless creatures attention

[@GlobalVentures-TSkillsLLC]

You are telling the truth!!!

[@michael567jober]

I’m a slow learner so One problem I come across is training and patience. When starting a new job it may take me a few weeks to a month to catch on to everything and catch up on speed especially with something I’ve never done before yet most jobs I’ve came across want ppl to perfect the job within 1 week. I can’t really hold too much info all together. I can maybe work and do school but it can be difficult for me to focus.

[@michael567jober]

@Leilahorrmozi why

[@packattack931]

I am so loving Lelia. But i want to share that sometimes there is healing to do before you move in a certain direction. I think if you’re stuck and stuck and stuck, don’t wait to feel better. BUT there has been something very powerful about healing and moving from that place. Just a side note- not the main point. Hard stuff makes us stronger.

[@scarr6200]

I am a trucker. I spend 120-140 hoirs a week in my truck working or work related tasks. Your idea would be awesome for me to figure out.

[@Swiss816]

If everyone is a business owner who's gonna buy stuff?

[@aljrgonzales9813]

We dont want Waste our time for nothing. Its no worth it anymore.

[@deanmadnut2614]

Yeah, here in the UK you have to be a millionaire to buy a home in South England and for those that don't have homes alot of us are having to pay for rents that take up like almost around 80 percent of your monthly wage, 80 percent just on rent and then somehow your supposed to survive and bearing in mind the national average salary is around only 30k a year and alot of skilled tradesman are on that. Doctors even get around that. They say nobody wants to work anymore where in fact it's nobody wants to pay anymore.

[@Devinsheridan97]

Yes

[@doomspa]

Woah !!! Clear af

[@Straight2REM]

You and this video are underrated.

[@user-hy7kq8gw2g]

So many are getting drained and financially, it’s not rewarding or worth it.

[@Kawaii_Imani]

Love the video but the soundtrack in the back was a bit distracting this time around 💜

[@aurorajones78]

I love work. Love love love working. I hate having a job. It’s not the work, it’s the freakin people you have to work with and under.

[@alexlear4274]

Hey leila or Leila’s editing team, can you do me a solid and make some of the parts about work life integration into short form so I can share these?

[@kingiam87]

Preach

[@karlstrauss2330]

Workaholics who enjoy work should be allowed to work as much as they want. For the 99 percent of us who aren’t workaholics we just want a job that can sustain us and our families without going beyond 40 hours a week

[@carbonarne675]

I'm German and maybe someone can help: I have changed multiple jobs and want to switch again to avoid work. I feel like I'm good at least that's what the others say from time to time but I could chose I would do something totally different and more challenging and worth it. Biggest challenge for me right now at work is to remember to clock in and out and write down what I did (tbh that's a real challenge for me) doing CAM and CAD work and mold making or building stuff out of carbon fiber is easy and I'm good at it but it's not taking me anywhere right now. Is it worth changing workspace again for a different system? (I'm getting 2500€/month for 40h/week) I want to work more and get more with people who don't work for the weekend

[@aurorajones78]

If you can change then change. Loyalty to a company is stupid. Companies will not be loyal to you. The second you as an employee hurt their bottom line you’re gone, so treat businesses just the same. If you find a better option for yourself, switch.

[@carbonarne675]

@@aurorajones78 that's a good one, never thought about it tbh. I was staying "loyal to my self" but good point, I can switch who I can be loyal to

[@deliverykp1]

Definitely want to start a place where people enjoy their work experience.

[@brady167]

badass. Articulated super well. 🙌

[@PS-qn4oz]

We've equated jobs with money. But there are so many ways to make easy money now. Early Bitcoin investors made an easy fortune. Have a video go viral and you might be able to monetize that. What's the value of money, or being seen as wealthy, in a society where money comes easily and almost arbitrarily to so many? And if you're looking at the environmental impact of capitalism, then minimalism has its appeal. There is so much corruption in the institutions. Who wants to devote their lives to a losing cause within a hopeless system, or contribute to landfills with new products? Maybe it's better to drop out (minimalism) and leave wealth to chance (investments, social media presence, passive income, etc.)

[@meetandinspire]

"If I look at the pivotal moments in my life that made me better and made me stronger, they were the hardest moments of my life but I trade those hard weeks or months for good years or decades."

[@JDunamis]

9:55 Depending on your workplace you might have to fight to improve. Some employers even if they want you to grow ultimately and do promote you down the line they don't realize that they have pigeon holed you into your current level of skills. Ergo you have to be the squeaky wheel that gets the oil and really bust your butt to learn something new. ❤

[@buzzwoodshop]

I enjoy working.... it's just different in 2024 then it was in 1990 lol but I agree 💯 I just want a partner that wants the same. Still growing my network.

[@irynaschannel]

please help me I’m suffering from severe facial nerve damage after an orthognathic surgery I’m in constant pain and lost my ability to speak, I really need help, I’m only 27

[@MrzGodivaCouture]

Facts yo

[@stephenmillerPSF]

I wanna work and collaborate with you

[@vaidaskemeklis]

Work is just a stepping stone to support your lifestyle if you don't know how to build businesses.

[@geoffn1530]

We don’t want to because our money inflates, assets go up and the poor are perpetuated locked out of a financial future. It’s demoralizing

[@user-wp5qo6qg7q]

The fact that one job makes it so that you can't have a life outside of work I feel is the real problem.

[@brandonfouts4074]

if it works for you doesnt mean it works for other people, everyone could sit up there and talk about issues

[@pizzahelper100]

A lot of people don’t want to work in the traditional sense because they’ve seen the statistics that most people in the workforce are miserable. I’m certain a lot of these people who hate their job of being confronted with hard things Monday through Friday, perhaps through the weekend as well. I’m leaving this comment not because I think Layla or Alex will see it, because I’m sure there are people in this comment section wondering about outside opinions.

[@ivarlast2966]

My advice to everyone is this : if you want to grow big this year especially in your finances. Be willing to take risks. Saving is great but taking risks puts you on a pedestal where you wouldnt have to worry about savings as you do now. Thanks to larysa Caba, my portolio is doing really great and im proud of the decisions i made last year.

[@dominicleong4385]

I feel one Of the greatest challenges that we first timers face in the ma rket is that we end up losing all we have,making it difficult to find ourselves back to our feet. My biggest advice is to always seek the services of a professional just like I did when I ventured into it for the first time. Big thanks to Larysa Caba. I now make huge profits by weekly through her services while still learning to stand on my own.

[@fredrickalfarez6875]

I think she trades for everyone I meet. I met her twice at a meeting in Germany and after her lectures from Ella I had to personally ask her to be my financial advisor. she is definitely good.

[@leticiaenraz8514]

I have never seen a trader as open and transparent as Larysa Caba with her clients. The way she decides to make a profit for her clients. she allows you to express your fears and she still rests your fears and that is my respect. I don't normally comment on videos, but this word should be included. she is really cool.

[@jasperflontes4289]

I definitely will like to know more.

[@fredrickalfarez6875]

I feel this is quite an easy one. You already have her name which makes it easy for you. Just look up her name online. I’m sure you will come across her. That’s how I found her too.

[@james-wx6jh]

Thats all well and good but i wanted to be in science but in not going to shell out 60k for an education just to meet the minimum to work in science and get shit on anyway

[@mgtowlevel5293]

I'm here for the bolt on face

[@leilaniaileenlove]

?

[@brittenmiller7036]

💎

[@obsessedwithcrypto4366]

People don’t want to work anymore because inflation is killing people and everyone works to much work balance there’s no work home balance and because of social engineering the elite have stopped people interacting everyone is isolated . This is not just a work issue it’s a society issue. Governments in general are screwing the life out of general populations. Tax tax tax and inflations a tax . So it’s not work it’s work reward . But I agree with Lisa to do these things you need to think deeply most people want to have an army style existence where they are told what to do( especially women). Rather than be independent they cling to big gov and have no idea it’s the worst thing because gov IS NOT THIER FRIEND

[@angielogan1923]

The main thing I hate about remote work is I don't get to be around people. I used to work hard for no or little money. Now I can't get myself to work its weird. I don't understand at all but listening to videos isn't helping.

[@GaryBurtka]

Interesting... I have pushed hard for years to work remotely so I don't have to be around people. My productivity working alone is exponential. I guess the lesson is we need to find the environment that makes us happy & motivated & it can be different for everyone.

[@deanwilliams433]

Young people don't see themselves achieving the basics that was common 20 years ago. Why work hard if you will rent forever? Why work hard when a truck is 60-80k that was 24-35k 10 years ago? Why work hard to be attractive to opposite sex when Tinder benefits the 5% and nobody wants to be cold approached in public.

[@kimsadowski4058]

I want to work. But hell no to a cube farm with 1000% distractions. You know how to find me.

[@sandy-mariemarshall779]

I want to work.

[@arielphieaglex]

⚡️

[@homodeus8713]

Free money makes people think work is bad.

[@sharifdl]

12:45

[@Albruna_USA]

This idea that you just have to relentlessly force yourself to eat negative emotions in order to force yourself to do things that make you miserable... this is the definition of a life not worth living.

[@bingbingses]

You're right, anyone telling you to persevere is an npc.

[@JegrTube]

Yes, stay comfy, don’t you dare to try anything different from what you already believe

[@ktlktl0913]

Enjoy the comfort zone

[@jesd5578]

It’s about balance - BUT do hard stuff! But don’t kill yourself.

[@user-wv9ri6dq6n]

It’s actually called sales. And all things we do require some level of sales.

[@crazynavyhm]

Nah id love to work…sign me up coach I been chillin for too long lol retirement is overrated 💯

[@MacedoniaTheGreatEmpire]

Is not that work is hard is that the work is for someone else

[@M4DD4WG]

whenn you get paid dogshit working for someone making millions, and youve run the numbers through you and your coworkers, but nothing changes, why try?

[@worthaboverubys]

This is….not a complete perspective. A good one that I hope to achieve personally however still not complete. Our current society is built on a range of jobs to make it work. From garbage collectors to window cleaners to package handlers, the sheer amount of work to do, that needs to be done, means not everyone will love their job nor will it always go to their full development.

[@MrDontask007]

Nah the problem is that work no longer has the same level of reward. Last year, I busted my ass, stepped up in multiple departments and you know what I got? Thousands of dollars LESS in pay, even though I brought in more revenue, was a team player, was someone everyone can depend on. This is a common story, and THAT's why people don't want to work. You can't have a minimum wage job and support a family like in the "golden age" of capitalism. You know they say 6 figures is the American dream? You know when that came out? The 50's-70s. You know what the equivalent is, just from an inflationary standpoint, not taking into account CPI or increase in cost of housing, etc? 800k-1.3 Million. 7 figures is the new 6 figures, and no one outside of Fortune CEOs are making that.

[@adammorra3813]

Exactly. They missed the point here.

[@adammorra3813]

@Leilahorrmozi how do we do that

[@DragonBellyTravels]

People hold much less accountability these days.

[@coachtash]

If we want to change that then we have to be personally accountable. As we strive for personal excellence, then the whole culture of the world can change. The buck stops here, and it starts with us first.

[@lalogonzalez8536]

I cantt work 4 u❤

[@madvillainy6845]

Nah, people want to work, they just see the economics don't work the same.

[@alexdmarcon]

The real reason most young people don't want to work is because of the technology of smartphones and the legal tender laws that allow inflation to exist. I can prove it to you. You're going to be interviewing me one day. I am a master student of Merrill Jenkins. The young people intuitively know something is wrong with the cost of living but don't know why and can't explain it. That which we use AS money has a lifespan mathematically and is going to end soon.

[@thehardieway]

So funny, her speech patterns and way of talking is like a carbon copy of Alex. They say the same things in the same way, with the exact same emphasis on words. Very odd....

[@barron2938]

Almost like they spent most of their time together than with any other person

[@user-my7eg3dy3f]

Scammer husband scammer wife. What to expect. To be honest the truth I found out is scam, lie and get rich 😂 and act like you worked hard for it.

[@leilaniaileenlove]

?

[@seanfdaly]

So sick of people selling that "goal" work less make way more!

[@Dskrib]

People want “passive income”, not just because they don’t want to work, but because they do want to work, but on something they enjoy, usually big art projects, like learning to make movies, or something else expensive and not likely to return a profit for years.

[@maryanne2025]

This title is triggering ugh … ppl don’t want to die anymore 😩

[@KasterMediaTV]

No. Not every one wants to work and they shouldn’t have to.

[@deanmadnut2614]

Title should be changed to nobody wants to pay anymore!!!!!

[@Everythingismeaningless344]

If you have to be paid to do something, there's your sign. The Bible clearly states that work is our punishment. A few extremely fortunate people get to do something they actually love. Many people just say that they like to work because they feel like that's what they are supposed to say.

[@prodRegularDude]

Where in the bible does it say that? I've never seen this.

[@alcibiadesonthestreets]

Colossians 3:22-24 literally the opposite, and it took like 5 seconds to check. Embarrassing.

[@AnomalyBelleza]

Love this.

[@kareem199928]

If faith without work is dead, why would the Bible say that work is punishment?