Is gambling inspiring people to work harder?

[BitBakerr1]

Yeah just like you said some gamblers are very hard working and the reason why they are very hard working is because they are gamblers, I know a lot of people in my town that are just like this the reason why they are very hard working is so they can see money that they can use to gamble well I won't really say that this is a wrong motivation for working hard however if they are working hard and using all the money they are making from the job they are doing to gamble without having savings then they are doing the wrong thing but if they are working very hard and using part of the money they are making to gamble and then saving the rest or using it to pay their bills then is a good motivation, gambling should be done for fun and when you are working hard and making money in order to gamble so you can have fun I don't see it as something that is wrong just like I said it is presumed to be bad if only you don't have savings from the money you work for.

[Oluwa-btc]

Just want to share something I’ve observed in our community. I know a few people who are consistent gamblers, yet they also work really hard. It seems like gambling actually pushes them to hustle more, because they need money to fuel their gambling activities.

Sometimes I feel like to say it does, considering the manner at which people put in effort to win and all that if that energy is fueled inti something else other than gambling thant you think can benefits you something for long term then it sure inspiring one to work harder. Sonin the contrary if gambling can push you to hustle to keep gambling then shift the energy to acquiring something better.

[summonerrk]

I remember watching an interview with a gambler who admitted that he was surprised that when he started taking on debt and losing a lot in the casino, his personality opened up new
He admitted that he became very charismatic and creative, especially when he needed to find new money on loan among his acquaintances, while he was very skillful at lying and felt great.
And while everyone wants to be the best version of themselves, this is an example where the price for such an improvement in skills is disproportionately high.

[Zigabel]

Working so hard and diligently just to fund your gambling wallet honestly sounds really crazy, I will try so hard not to sound judgmental but it doesn't sit well with me, why work so hard just to probably throw it all away because if you are not lucky at that time, it is more like throwing it all away. You may be diligently Working without becoming a problem to others but that usage of your pay is a terrible one and should be advised against honestly.

People are out there who literally gamble in a very responsible and healthy manner, they do not go the miles to affect others with their gambling habits and if they suffer any fate gambling, they bear it without having to drag others into it but spending your money you earned this way on gambling is of a great concern because you may get affect badly some day, except your discipline eventually never fails you.

[Versatile_choice]

Just want to share something I’ve observed in our community. I know a few people who are consistent gamblers, yet they also work really hard. It seems like gambling actually pushes them to hustle more, because they need money to fuel their gambling activities.

Sometimes I feel like to say it does, considering the manner at which people put in effort to win and all that if that energy is fueled inti something else other than gambling thant you think can benefits you something for long term then it sure inspiring one to work harder. Sonin the contrary if gambling can push you to hustle to keep gambling then shift the energy to acquiring something better.

Yeah, Alot of gamblers put in effort to win in all means even when they don't have staking power for the week they will just struggle in all means just to raise funds to enable them go back to the gambling shop. And if you calculate thier overall losses you would see that the money is enough for them to start up a business, but some people feel that the easiest way to succeed in Life is through gambling Which is why they have choosen to stick to it without even thinking of shifting the energy to other stuffs. Majority of this guys who are into gambling today would have become successful if not that they have put all their energy into gambling and this has made them  not to think about something positive.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

So how do you see this kind of lifestyle? Do you judge them as wrong because their reason is gambling, or do you respect it since everyone has their own way of finding happiness?

That is a clear sign of a responsible gambler, who doesn't allow his gambling decision affects his/her lifestyle regarding both work and relationship with others. Because he is indeed the kind of people newbies need to emulate, knowing fully well that their is a gambling life and also a life after gambling, which is more important. As it plays the major role to our well being. Because there is actually one thing we need to learn from his story, which is "the fact that we gamble and hope to be hope to be lucky to win a jackpot someday shouldn't stop us from been hard working".

[Muba20]

Just want to share something I’ve observed in our community. I know a few people who are consistent gamblers, yet they also work really hard. It seems like gambling actually pushes them to hustle more, because they need money to fuel their gambling activities.

Sometimes I feel like to say it does, considering the manner at which people put in effort to win and all that if that energy is fueled inti something else other than gambling thant you think can benefits you something for long term then it sure inspiring one to work harder. Sonin the contrary if gambling can push you to hustle to keep gambling then shift the energy to acquiring something better.

Yeah, Alot of gamblers put in effort to win in all means even when they don't have staking power for the week they will just struggle in all means just to raise funds to enable them go back to the gambling shop. And if you calculate thier overall losses you would see that the money is enough for them to start up a business, but some people feel that the easiest way to succeed in Life is through gambling Which is why they have choosen to stick to it without even thinking of shifting the energy to other stuffs. Majority of this guys who are into gambling today would have become successful if not that they have put all their energy into gambling and this has made them  not to think about something positive.

If gamblers did not try to get everything from gambling, then they would not have much chance of getting negative impact through gambling. But in most cases, gamblers are seen to be dependent on gambling. They try to achieve big things in life from gambling, which is why they fail. Even if you add up all the wins a gambler gets in gambling, the amount of his losses will not be equal. So why do they have to be so aggressive? If they had managed their money properly, they would have been able to build a position even though they gambled. Those who choose gambling to succeed in life will definitely lose.

[Oasisman]

Just want to share something I’ve observed in our community. I know a few people who are consistent gamblers, yet they also work really hard. It seems like gambling actually pushes them to hustle more, because they need money to fuel their gambling activities.

In their case, they’ve been gambling for years, but they’re still responsible with work, so I don’t see it as pure irresponsibility. Their motivation might be different, but they’re still putting in the effort, even if the end goal is just to fund their gambling.

So how do you see this kind of lifestyle? Do you judge them as wrong because their reason is gambling, or do you respect it since everyone has their own way of finding happiness?

Well, that's tough. Working your a** off just to fund your gambling habit. It seems like an addiction to me. In fairness to these people, I would say, there's no harm in what they do, as long as they don't starve themselves or their family, if they have. Just be within the range of what they consider they can afford to lose. After all, we all need something that helps alleviate our stress and exhaustion from work. If they find it in gambling, then let them be, there's nothing wrong with it.

[AmaGold70]

Just want to share something I’ve observed in our community. I know a few people who are consistent gamblers, yet they also work really hard. It seems like gambling actually pushes them to hustle more, because they need money to fuel their gambling activities.

In their case, they’ve been gambling for years, but they’re still responsible with work, so I don’t see it as pure irresponsibility. Their motivation might be different, but they’re still putting in the effort, even if the end goal is just to fund their gambling.

So how do you see this kind of lifestyle? Do you judge them as wrong because their reason is gambling, or do you respect it since everyone has their own way of finding happiness?

You may be right about saying that gambling pushes some gamblers to hustle hard to fund their gambling habits but for us the hard work is for a different reason. Hard work actually pushes me to gamble and not because of the profit but mainly to ease up some stress from working hard all day. Anyone that works hard to fund their gambling habits is an addicted because no one would want to lose their hard earned money to gambling all the time, and I would only see them as responsible people if they are not going hungry or looking unkept because they use all their money from work to gamble I wouldn't want to sound judgemental but working hard just to fund gambling habits is pretty dumb to me.

[Odusko]

Just want to share something I’ve observed in our community. I know a few people who are consistent gamblers, yet they also work really hard. It seems like gambling actually pushes them to hustle more, because they need money to fuel their gambling activities.

Sometimes I feel like to say it does, considering the manner at which people put in effort to win and all that if that energy is fueled inti something else other than gambling thant you think can benefits you something for long term then it sure inspiring one to work harder. Sonin the contrary if gambling can push you to hustle to keep gambling then shift the energy to acquiring something better.

At some point having higher expectations have contributed to how we work and this helps also if the gambler can be able to put in extra efforts to make a different cash flow for their gambling needs, so if at some point one can work for an extra $20 to gamble with, why not do it with excitements.

[Berry2d]

Gambling is an activity that requires concentration and detail information about the sports one wants to gamble with.  For example a gambler gambling on football activities but have no passion in watching football, how do you think it will look considering the fact that the gambler knows nothing about football, the outcome will be total lost thats why having knowledge on any gambling activity is the greatest in gambling. So in other to archive that goal one will be faced with no option to work harder than before to avoid losing in gambling

[Accardo]

At some point having higher expectations have contributed to how we work and this helps also if the gambler can be able to put in extra efforts to make a different cash flow for their gambling needs, so if at some point one can work for an extra $20 to gamble with, why not do it with excitements.

That would be better and advisable if the person maintains to gamble only the $20. Gambling is captivating, the right way to go with playing with an extra hour of hardwork is being able to forgo the results that follows in that sessions. If the $20 yeilds $30, it might end up sweeping away the other funds in the players bankroll if they're not able to control the excitement of winning extra money. Because, as it goes, while gaming brings a win, it comes with extra losses, when the gamer tries to win more after gaining a small profit.

[lienfaye]

So how do you see this kind of lifestyle? Do you judge them as wrong because their reason is gambling, or do you respect it since everyone has their own way of finding happiness?

Even the motivation to work hard is to fund the gambling activity, it's still way better than to take a loan since you're working to sustain your leisure time. It might be weird and seems addiction already but if you look in the good side of it, a gambler is doing what he can to not owe anybody.

Anyway, this is only good if you still don't have a family of your own. Because you're still free to do what you want with your own money. Otherwise, it's irresponsible to have such motivation.

[SmartGold01]

That would be better and advisable if the person maintains to gamble only the $20. Gambling is captivating, the right way to go with playing with an extra hour of hardwork is being able to forgo the results that follows in that sessions. If the $20 yeilds $30, it might end up sweeping away the other funds in the players bankroll if they're not able to control the excitement of winning extra money. Because, as it goes, while gaming brings a win, it comes with extra losses, when the gamer tries to more after gaining a small profit.

The level at which we thinks about winning same level at it losing should be ringing in our hearts and of course we know that losing possibilities is actually higher than winning possibilities, therefore, we should try at least to reduce our hope. Although it's good to have focused on the amount we should be expecting but let it not be as something we must receive because as we know gambling is a game that doesn't defined your winning time but your losing moment is always sure than winning.

[Ever-young]

Yeah, Alot of gamblers put in effort to win in all means even when they don't have staking power for the week they will just struggle in all means just to raise funds to enable them go back to the gambling shop. And if you calculate thier overall losses you would see that the money is enough for them to start up a business, but some people feel that the easiest way to succeed in Life is through gambling Which is why they have choosen to stick to it without even thinking of shifting the energy to other stuffs. Majority of this guys who are into gambling today would have become successful if not that they have put all their energy into gambling and this has made them  not to think about something positive.

I believe the problem with some gamblers is that they are easily influenced by other gamblers. for example, when they see or hear about the success of other gamblers and how they won huge sums of money, they start from wishing it was them that won this amount to actually pushing themselves to gamble more, which some of them would term as working harder, just to make sure they also win such an amount, and this is very capable of influencing a gambler's attitude towrds gambling, and often in a negative sense, because this makes them very desperate and that is very bad for a gambler.

[Dunamisx]

Generally, gambling is seen as an inspiration, while some also have seen it more broader as it's been made applicable to other areas of benefits to them, some are gambling and they know what they have earned from it over time, am not talking about money in this regard, but other benefits which we seems not to pay more attention on and they are crucial and important to us even while unnoticed.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

Many people comes with many behavior and lifestyle, these are some sort of attitudes that makes them fulfill their wish and might be in the case of your message OP where these kinds of individual are many in every culture.

Some people gets their salary and budget some for addiction especially gambling, sex, and hard drugs. These are major addictive stuff in my country where victims spends money on them regularly and they not feeling bad about it.

[danherbias07]

I remember watching an interview with a gambler who admitted that he was surprised that when he started taking on debt and losing a lot in the casino, his personality opened up new
He admitted that he became very charismatic and creative, especially when he needed to find new money on loan among his acquaintances, while he was very skillful at lying and felt great.
And while everyone wants to be the best version of themselves, this is an example where the price for such an improvement in skills is disproportionately high.

He got better at talking to people. Amazing and somehow funny. Just to convince someone to lend him some money.

I don't think that's working harder, but he did make an effort to create stories that would maybe make his acquaintances feel pity for him. I mean, someone, even a friend, would not just hand over money to those who will say, "Can I borrow money?" They will need a better story behind it to convince them and lend the money.
Still, I think that skill could've been used for a better job. Marketing for example.

[Accardo]

The level at which we thinks about winning same level at it losing should be ringing in our hearts and of course we know that losing possibilities is actually higher than winning possibilities, therefore, we should try at least to reduce our hope. Although it's good to have focused on the amount we should be expecting but let it not be as something we must receive because as we know gambling is a game that doesn't defined your winning time but your losing moment is always sure than winning.

Individually, I assume not every gamer reason this way, a good number of gamblers presume bigger wins on the next spin. Most times it's an unconscious occurrence. They undergo what football players experience in the field, the spectators pick mistakes faster than the ballers, not knowing they wouldn't do any better when given an opportunity to play. In a session, emotions place gamers in a mental condition that'll cause a kind of mistake a passerby or friend would conclude as lack of intelligence. Yet, for multiple reasons, the fault isn't always on the gamers, their state of mind and the absence of a coach or inspector put the house in front of the gambler.

[Odusko]

At some point having higher expectations have contributed to how we work and this helps also if the gambler can be able to put in extra efforts to make a different cash flow for their gambling needs, so if at some point one can work for an extra $20 to gamble with, why not do it with excitements.

That would be better and advisable if the person maintains to gamble only the $20. Gambling is captivating, the right way to go with playing with an extra hour of hardwork is being able to forgo the results that follows in that sessions. If the $20 yeilds $30, it might end up sweeping away the other funds in the players bankroll if they're not able to control the excitement of winning extra money. Because, as it goes, while gaming brings a win, it comes with extra losses, when the gamer tries to win more after gaining a small profit.

Yes since what make up for the fulfilment after the game is the satisfaction that comes with it if you know you are not losing the money that you set aside for other things, if you can have extra cash flows that is set aside to gamble with, why not, you are free to take up the extra time to play and regardless of the result, you will still be very certified in the end.