De_Groove Theatre

De_Groove Theatre De_Groove Theatre is a group concerned with passing moral, cultural and social lessons.

We work best with dramas, so get ready to be thrilled with one of the best story lines and comedy to keep your hearts warm and keep your interests glued to us.

nobody ever got rich in a hurry and kept it. let me explain 👇Warren Buffett started investing at age 10. by age 30 he ha...
15/07/2026

nobody ever got rich in a hurry and kept it. let me explain 👇

Warren Buffett started investing at age 10. by age 30 he had about $1 million. impressive, right?

but here's the part that will mess with your head he made over $80 billion of that wealth after age 65.

not because he suddenly got smarter. because he never stopped.

Chapter 4 of The Psychology of Money explains why the most boring financial strategy is also the most powerful one — and why most of us keep sabotaging it without realising.

swipe through. and then ask yourself honestly — how many times have you restarted? 👆

follow for chapter 5 tomorrow. because the books won't read themselves. 📚

honestly, pick a number in your head 👇how much money would make you feel like you've finally made it?now — what happens ...
14/07/2026

honestly, pick a number in your head 👇

how much money would make you feel like you've finally made it?

now — what happens the moment you actually get there?

you already know the answer. the goalpost moves. it always does.

chapter 3 of The Psychology of Money tells the story of a man worth $100 million who threw his entire career away trying to get more. not because he was broke. because he kept looking sideways at people who had more — and it ate him alive.

this chapter is the one that will make you look at your own life.

swipe through 👆 then drop your number in the comments — what does "enough" actually look like for you?

follow for chapter 4 dropping tomorrow. because the books won't read themselves. 📚

be honest — have you ever looked at someone struggling financially and thought "they should've made better decisions"?ch...
10/07/2026

be honest — have you ever looked at someone struggling financially and thought "they should've made better decisions"?

chapter 2 of The Psychology of Money just checked me on that.

Bill Gates didn't just outwork everyone. he went to one of the only high schools on earth with a computer in 1968. one in a million. that's luck — and he's said it himself.

the flip side? some people made solid decisions and still got wrecked. wrong timing. wrong market. wrong year to be alive.

luck and risk are twins. you can't believe in one and ignore the other.

swipe through. this one will change how you see both success and failure. 👆

follow for Chapter 3 dropping tomorrow. because the books won't read themselves. 📚

Second to last in The Secret series — and this one is the most personal.Section 9 isn't about money, relationships, or h...
24/06/2026

Second to last in The Secret series — and this one is the most personal.

Section 9 isn't about money, relationships, or health. It's about *you.* Who you actually are beneath everything that's been placed on you.

Byrne's argument: you are not your name, your job, your trauma, or your past. You are the consciousness behind all of it. An expression of the same force that created the universe.

Which means self-criticism isn't humility. It's a case of mistaken identity.

Swipe through. One section left after this.


23/06/2026

Have you been trying to read the psychology of money book and been unable to complete it?
Or have you been seeing the book all over the place and you've not had the chance to sit with it to see what it's about?

My aim is simple. Read the book, and give you flashcard summaries of each chapter.

I know you'll have fun with this series.
Let's get to reading, shall we?



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be honest with me for a second 👇what's one money habit you picked up growing up that has genuinely cost you something — ...
23/06/2026

be honest with me for a second 👇
what's one money habit you picked up growing up that has genuinely cost you something — a relationship, an opportunity, peace of mind?
because Chapter 1 of The Psychology of Money just told me something I wasn't ready for:
you're not bad with money. you just learned what you learned from the life you lived.
and that janitor who died with $8 million? no degree. no Wall Street connections. just quiet, consistent behaviour.
swipe through. then drop your answer below 👇 i'm actually reading the comments.
new chapter every day. follow so you don't miss it. because the books won't read themselves. 📚

Still on The Secret series — and Section 7 might be the most personal one yet.Byrne goes into health. And her argument i...
19/06/2026

Still on The Secret series — and Section 7 might be the most personal one yet.
Byrne goes into health. And her argument is this: your body is not separate from your thoughts. It's responding to them — right now.
The placebo effect isn't a loophole in medicine. It's the proof. People heal from sugar pills because they believe they're healing. The mind doesn't know the difference.
So what's your body responding to? Fear? Stress? Or the image of yourself at full, vibrant health?
Swipe through. This one's worth sitting with.

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