Same thing applies with the price of the Fliteboard. People get shocked when they see the price tag and think it's expensive because they are only looking at the dollars but thats shortsighted. When buy a fliteboard you are buying into an amazing experience that this cutting edge technology provides. You are also saving money if you compare it to buying a Jetski ( which I personally don't see as much fun) or a wake surfing boat (200K and plus). I also believe that an costly product that you use and enjoy everyday is less expensive than a cheaper product that you never use. Happy riding bro!
Dude, what you said in your first 2 minutes is so true and wise. One has to be smart and constraint to know when enough is enough. Right now, I have enough to support myself and my family and the time to enjoy it, more money will not add more happiness to my life. Sure, I could make more efforts to make more money but that would also take more of my time and thats a price im not willing to pay at this point. People ask me why don't I try to get more money, I ask them, WHY? I already have the the resources, time and the freedom to do whatever I want (within reason), why do I need more money? What for? More money than necessary is like eating another plate of food when you are already completely full, that extra plate will not be as enjoyable as the first one and it may actually bring you more health problems. The point in life of accumulating money for moneys sake is just dumb, money should serve a purpose, a goal, and the goal should not be infinite or unlimited, for me the goal was to free up my time and my freedom. Thanks Rolando!
@@RafaelGarcia-uz1we absolutely!! I see a lot of people being “slaves” for $$… just to claim that they have more… off course we want to be safe… I don’t have to have the best car, the biggest house, eat in the best restaurants or travel to the most exotic expensive places… but I can still have all that moderately… but the main part is to be able to enjoy the fruits of my hard work now at 54 rather then wait until I’m 70 and tired lol. Keep on riding and flying brother. 🤟🏼🤙🏼🤘🏼
@@Coach_Rolando 100% agree :) Of course, we all need to strive hard to make sure have our needs to be covered but once we reach a certain level of comfort we need to keep material wants in check. There is not point in being money rich and time/health poor. Like you said, we also need to make sure we enjoy life now while we are healthy and not wait until we are 70+ for us to retire and 'enjoy life'. I'd rather have mini-retirements now than one big retirement in 30 years. The book "the 4-hour workweek" talks about this, it changed my life about 15 years ago.
Same thing applies with the price of the Fliteboard. People get shocked when they see the price tag and think it's expensive because they are only looking at the dollars but thats shortsighted. When buy a fliteboard you are buying into an amazing experience that this cutting edge technology provides. You are also saving money if you compare it to buying a Jetski ( which I personally don't see as much fun) or a wake surfing boat (200K and plus). I also believe that an costly product that you use and enjoy everyday is less expensive than a cheaper product that you never use.
Happy riding bro!
You have a wonderful playful spirit, never lose that 😎🤟
Thank you bud...yeah...I just enjoy what I do and try to share the experience with you guys ...congrats on your new flitebaord bud...cheers
Dude, what you said in your first 2 minutes is so true and wise. One has to be smart and constraint to know when enough is enough. Right now, I have enough to support myself and my family and the time to enjoy it, more money will not add more happiness to my life. Sure, I could make more efforts to make more money but that would also take more of my time and thats a price im not willing to pay at this point. People ask me why don't I try to get more money, I ask them, WHY? I already have the the resources, time and the freedom to do whatever I want (within reason), why do I need more money? What for? More money than necessary is like eating another plate of food when you are already completely full, that extra plate will not be as enjoyable as the first one and it may actually bring you more health problems. The point in life of accumulating money for moneys sake is just dumb, money should serve a purpose, a goal, and the goal should not be infinite or unlimited, for me the goal was to free up my time and my freedom. Thanks Rolando!
@@RafaelGarcia-uz1we absolutely!! I see a lot of people being “slaves” for $$… just to claim that they have more… off course we want to be safe… I don’t have to have the best car, the biggest house, eat in the best restaurants or travel to the most exotic expensive places… but I can still have all that moderately… but the main part is to be able to enjoy the fruits of my hard work now at 54 rather then wait until I’m 70 and tired lol. Keep on riding and flying brother. 🤟🏼🤙🏼🤘🏼
@@Coach_Rolando 100% agree :) Of course, we all need to strive hard to make sure have our needs to be covered but once we reach a certain level of comfort we need to keep material wants in check. There is not point in being money rich and time/health poor. Like you said, we also need to make sure we enjoy life now while we are healthy and not wait until we are 70+ for us to retire and 'enjoy life'. I'd rather have mini-retirements now than one big retirement in 30 years. The book "the 4-hour workweek" talks about this, it changed my life about 15 years ago.