Quote from: sekalitas on Today at 01:24:34 AM

Quote from: Godlovesyou on June 01, 2023, 04:25:46 PM

Think of when you hit a jackpot, and some cool cash slide into your pocket, you feels better and step up some pride and involved arrogance, you feel like you can buy the world with your peanuts lol, bro, I little shopping out of it can makes you look like a poor man again. There is this oil dealer guy in my community who happen to be hot market pro in the oil industry, he owns an oil well but this guy it gets to his head and start contesting for political power which he has lose twice now and the worst of it now is that the oil well is dried because suck the money into politics, loss everything. This money is never really enough, no wonder even the President of nations still fights to get money after office.

It's true that human greed can be insatiable, but it's not always detrimental. For instance, the desire for more money can motivate you to improve yourself and achieve greater financial success. This self-improvement can be a positive force. However, greed becomes problematic when it blinds you to ethical considerations and leads you to prioritize wealth over others' well-being. Imagine a world with no ambition, no desire to grow or improve. Such a world would likely stagnate, lacking the drive for innovation and progress that often stems from a healthy level of ambition.

Greed is really a bad thing but there are many who work hard to get more money and no greed works in them which is a good sign of success. Money is what makes them reach the top of success. Without money it is almost impossible to progress in life. Everything has a specific purpose. For example in the game of football without a goal post the game is worthless. Again when a person finds his purpose in life he can quickly reach the door of prosperity through money.