Life Lessons that we can get after watching Money Heist Series : Not the Heist

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Many of us have long enjoyed movies as a medium of entertainment. Movies are and always will be a huge part of our lives, whether we watch a romantic comedy on the couch after a long day or go to the movies on the weekend to see the new blockbuster. Watching movies gives us a sense of relaxation and happiness. If you are stressed, you should watch a comedy film; if you want to feel scared, you should watch a horror film; but, if you want to see anything different that will make your heart race, you should watch a thriller, crime film, drama, or heist film.

Money Heist (Spanish: "The House of Paper") is a Lex Pina great work-produced Spanish heist crime drama television series. The Professor (Lvaro Morte) leads two longplanned heists, one on the Royal Mint of Spain and the other on the Bank of Spain, in this series. For added nuance, the story is told in real time, with flashbacks, time jumps, secret character motives, and an unreliable narrator. The series subverts the heist genre by telling the story from the viewpoint of a woman, Tokyo (Ursula Corberó), and by emphasizing a clear Spanish identity, where emotional complexities counteract the ideal strategic robbery.

Furthermore, money heist tells the story of a criminal genius known only as "The Professor" who has devised a scheme to commit the world's largest heist: printing billions of euros at the Royal Mint of Spain. He hires eight people with specific skills and no stake in the outcome to assist him in carrying out the ambitious strategy. The group of thieves takes hostages in order to help in their dealings with the police, who plot a way to apprehend The Professor. The robbers train for a showdown with the cops as time passes. The film Money Heist has won a slew of awards, including the International Emmy Award for Best Drama Series and a slew of others. So, what life lessons we can get about this movie and the life lesson that the main character “Professor” told us?

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For me the movie money heist is one of the best movie series of all time. Money Heist has important lessons for us all and these things are, first knowing the team inside and out and a leader's greatest asset. You can put your team in the plan based on their strengths and weaknesses if you know them well. Professor is well aware of which tasks should be assigned to which individuals in order to achieve the best results. Always have a backup plan: If your master plan fails, you can have a backup plan. Never be so sure of the master plan that you have nothing to fall back on if it fails. Every imaginable scenario is considered in a money heist, down to the smallest detail. Personal attachments muck things up: Never combine personal and professional matters.

Throughout the series, we've seen how things get destroyed due to the creation of numerous love angels. Another thing is fight for the purpose: When we look at heists as a whole, we can see that none of the participants are there for the money. They're fighting for a greater good. That is what distinguishes them from other offenders. Always back up your team: Even if one of your teammates makes a mistake, always back them up and get them back to the plan. If you corner someone who is doing something wrong at the time, you will lose that person and his or her confidence in you forever. Consider what could go wrong before starting any project, mission, or job. Rather, one should plan his or her life meticulously. No matter how many roadblocks you encounter, never lose sight of your goal, keep going because it will lead you to success.

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Other lessons are, since plan B is a non-negotiable, it's been said that if you intend to fail, you can plan to fail. Sure, most people who have already achieved any degree of success would inform you that having a game plan in place is beneficial. But what if the strategy doesn't work out perfectly? This, by the way, happens all the time. It's always a good idea to have backup plans and solutions in case the master plan doesn't work out. The trick to overcoming any obstacle or adversity is to keep one step ahead of it. Having other solutions or alternatives readily accessible, on the other hand, would make dealing with any issues you can encounter much simpler.

Also, there's nothing like a group of people who are unmistakably dedicated to a cause. People aren't always motivated to keep running by the reward that awaits them at the end. It's essentially their emotional attachment to the cause they're working on. Knowing why you're doing what you're doing as part of a team will make the job go more smoothly. Then if you're a leader, you should talk as a leader. If you're a leader, talking to your team about why a project or endeavor is important could be more effective than the reward that awaits them once it's completed. Finally, money isn't the be-all and end-all. And it never will be. Money can buy you several items, such as a new car or the gadget you've been eyeing for months. But, deep down, there are many seemingly insignificant but vital items for which money can never be a replacement.

To sum it up, Money Heist or the “Lacasa de Papel” in Spanish is a great and a brilliant movie produced by a great director, actors and the team. It is a movie that will give you lessons and enjoyment while watching it. I recommend this movie Money Heist because it will not just make us enjoy the movie and relieve our stress, watching this movie will make you experience that you are part of it. You will feel an unimaginable feeling while watching it. Specifically, the lessons that you will learn in this movie is not robbing a bank or make plans about criminal doings but those characteristics of a leader, inspirational quote and the brilliant ideas that you should apply in a positive way. Those lessons will make yourself as a better person if you somehow apply it in your life.