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Quote from: pusaka on September 02, 2025, 01:01:59 PM

Both are very important, and we really can't leave either one out. However, if we had to choose one, I would choose reason. The reason is that reason can open up greater opportunities and can bring in money.

The reason I didn't choose money is because I've seen many people have money but don't use it wisely. I won't say they don't think, but it's a very reasonable thing that can lead to bankruptcy. So, I personally prefer resourcefulness.

People who do not own a business, and who own a business are obvious here. If you own a business you know that both are very important. Skills, passion, resourcefulness, capital, name it, whatever you can think of, you need it. Even luck plays a role, which is something you can't make your own, you need to have it, and sometimes you are lucky and sometimes you are not. In the end, it's very tough to be a business owner and in many cases you can't just pick one.

Same with jobs, if you are in a job, and you are working, the higher salary you have, the more responsibility you will have, sure you may not actually do the job itself if you go high enough, but then you are responsible from all the people who are doing that job, so if they make a mistake, you make a mistake, while they are only responsible for their own mistakes.

Basically, in life whenever you need to be good at something then picking one thing isn't easy, you have to have it all, to be great at it.

reason and resourcefulness often outweigh money alone because they guide how resources are used and create opportunities that cash by itself cannot provide even with wealth, lack of planning or wisdom can lead to failure.In business and jobs, multiple factors must work together for success skill, capital, responsibility, and timing all play a role while luck can influence outcomes, consistent decision making and careful management of resources determine long term achievement balancing these elements allows individuals to navigate challenges and grow sustainably.

Decision-making also extends beyond business into everyday life making choices based on reasoning rather than just desire or immediate gain ensures stability and progress resourcefulness allows adaptation when unexpected problems arise and helps turn challenges into advantages without it money can be quickly lost or wasted combining strategic thinking with effort and persistence often leads to opportunities that appear out of reach to those who focus only on one aspect of success.