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Ii is natural and common feeling that money is never enough, and we continue to desire more money. However, money can often lead to sense of pride and arrogance but it differs from person to person, depending on their values, beliefs and character. I have witnessed many individuals who use their money for supporting those who badly need it. Engaging in charitable acts can bring a sense of real happiness and fulfillment. However, it is also true that some people start feeling that they can buy the world and develop sense of superiority. In summary, we need to understand that money alone can not solve all problems and guarantee ever lasting happiness. True happiness comes from sense of purpose and meaningful relationship.
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Yes, so true Money is never enough!!
it is a common belief among humans , that money can buy every thing. To some extent it  does seems that you can buy your happiness and prosperity with money. In real and practical life it is not true. There are many examples people won lotteries and jackpots and ended up miserably. Yes it differs from individual to individual , their circumstances , upbringing and values. For some people it brings superiority complex, for some it is a source of helping others. For some people money combined with humble nature is a way to shape the world better, for some it is a source of pleasure.
It is never enough but it is not the only way to have a happy and progressive life. Love, Family relationship and the ability to make right decision on the right time also plays an important role in one's life.