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by rifung
2797 days ago
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> Depends on the persons age and maturity level too. At some point shiny new cars and other trinkets are not really what makes you happy... I don't know if I agree with that. Just because those things don't make you happy doesn't mean there aren't other things you can do with money that make you happy. Or maybe I just haven't matured enough yet? At least I think I am at the point I don't care too much about having a fancy car or nice house. Still, the thing that I have found to increase my happiness the most is giving it to someone else and seeing someone be really grateful. If I had more money I could do the same thing but to more people probably. And probably just knowing that I have enough money that I don't need to worry would increase my happiness significantly. Even better would be that my parents don't have to work. |
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Well, that's not money then, that's helping others. One can help other people with no or little money too.