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Money: How Much Do You Want?

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Published: 30 Nov 2025 › Updated: 30 Nov 2025Money: How Much Do You Want?

Money: How Much Do You Want?

One issue about money is that it's never enough? Everyone wants more, either to sponsor more of their luxurious lifestyle or the fear of going broke again. But another thing I've seen in this cruel world is that money doesn't give true happiness, with more money comes more troubles that were not present before. Money is good, everyone should have it, but with whom much is given, much is expected and this goes also with more money.

If I had a choice between becoming a millionaire and having just enough for my comfort, I'll choose money that's enough to make me live comfortably. I would go for this average lifestyle because of so many reasons, and some of them are; I don't like to be noticed by people. It's easier to be noticed when one becomes a millionaire than one who lives an average life. I love my privacy and don't like to be in the spotlight, I prefer a life free from troubles or chasing luxuries. I just want to be able to live and not struggle to live.

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Another reason why I would prefer the comfortable life to becoming a millionaire is that every level of wealth has a price, and it increases with each level. I don't think I'm ready for the high cost. However, one may wonder how much is needed to live this life of comfort I desire,not much. If I have the three basic needs of humans, (food, shelter , and clothes) a stable salary of 300k monthly should be enough. I don't want that big lifestyle that makes me renowned, I just want to be able to afford things I need, while having my peace.

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