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Is money important


Hi guys. The question is really simple and the answer to it as well. Yes money is pretty much important. There are other philosophy that says money can't buy happiness but what I believe is lack of money can put you into lot of trouble because you need to pay ur bills and if you want things which require capital like a own house... Being able to afford everything you dream is a separate kind of joy but what we need to remember is the process of making money is going to require hard work. If you enjoy the process by doing something you love meanwhile making money out of it then everything is good in life. So don't live in the misconception that money is not important because as important it is to have love/emotions to stay alive so is money as lack of it can bring unnecessary trouble unless you prefer to live in a forest eating fruits on the branches of trees like Tarzan

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  1. Abisek R KOctober 28, 2020 at 9:44 AM

    Ofcourse we all need money, how badly we need it and how much we need is what sets people apart...!

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