Where you have to depend on money to do every job or take every step, from studying, there is no other way and at the end of the day it seems to me that studying where there is financial insecurity is also unusual or not worth it. Because when you see that your father in your family has taken the responsibility of your entire family on his shoulders and it has become much more difficult for him to carry the responsibility of the family, then you will no longer want to do anything other than earning money, then only the sense of responsibility will work in your head. I don't know how accurate my words are but to me it seems right now in this situation.
Without money you can still live your life by working for someone else, but don't ever hope to reach the stage of wealth if you don't have enough capital. Money is indeed everything, but not everything sees money as the main step and now money is controlled by the government and is always the basis for control. Money loses value and always becomes a burden when inflation and recession occur because it is influenced by the uncontrolled increase in goods. I agree that money plays a role in achieving wealth, but it requires the ability to control money to be more productive.
Skills are needed to seek the stage of wealth because even if you have money, if you don't have individual skills it won't be of any use. Now it is increasingly difficult to develop sources of wealth if it is not supported by two things, firstly capital and secondly individual skills that we can improve.
It's a means, not an aim. We often think it's the ultimate success metric due of hype. It's important for beginning enterprises and building money, but not everything. Things we can't control affect money's worth. So instead of worrying about your wealth, focus on growing it. Invest, understand markets, and build marketable skills
Consider: knowledge and talents are the new currency. You need them to navigate the ever-changing economy. Skills like financial analysis, coding, and developing technology knowledge are like printing money. Capital is important, but not enough. Staying ahead requires adaptability, learning, and evolution. You create economic power by developing your skills and personal development