Is success important in life obtaing $$$?

I'm sure having a large amount of money brings happiness.

If I had that, I'd pay off all my debt.

But in the end, it's a temporary satisfaction that won't last.
 
Yes you need specialized funding in certain fields to accomplish a mission. Their are diseases we still need to drop money into to figure out the "why?"
 
First things first, My condolences to your uncle. God bless.

Money is important, but it shouldn't be the motivation. Money is never the motivation, it's the reward. When you let money motivate you, it drives you to do any and everything for that dollar. I've seen cats so caught into chasing that dollar, that they end up turning on they own mans just for $300. There's people who will kill their own mother just for $50. Money is the new crack cocaine. People will do anything to get it, even sell their souls and throw their morals out the window. Well not I, said the fly. Not me, said the bee. My motivation is happiness. Money don't make me happy. Doing things with that money make me happy. Traveling, seeing a smile on my fam and friends face. Relaxing. Getting my genitals stimulated by the finest selection of females in my reach. Success is what you make it, and life is what you make it. A rich man ain't always successful. A man can have 10 mil in his account, but his daughter getting long pipe in the Pink Houses staircase every Monday Wednsday and Friday after her contract law class at NYU. She goes to Brooklyn after class because that's where all the good food spots are at. His wife on dope, his sister lives with her drug addict boyfriend in a roach infested apartment, and he never invite her to thanksgiving dinner because he don't want her mans in his house. And on top of that, he got his moms and pops living in a retirement home. In the midst of all that, he got 10mil cash so he successful though, right? Nah. I'll be happier with 20k cash and my sanity and happiness, than be rich and my world crumbling around me.
 
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Someone once told me that money is life's report card. It's a callous but true statement. It's a direct measure of how you've done in life in a lot of cases.
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Unfortunately, if you have boatloads of money on this planet, chances are you've been a scumbag. Im talking your Telecom tycoon, offshore stashing, George Soros types.
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i remember when people wanted to be rich, idk what happened on this era.
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Gibberish considering there are more millionaires out there today.
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a million dont get u what it used to, so thats "subjective".
 
People who base all of their success off of money are the biggest travesties to hit this world, because these people can have a billion and continue to hurt others to enjoy theirs.
 
I aint hurtin anyone to flaunt my cashola potna

If it hurts you to see me livin good and eatin good, get you some money
 
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Mark Antony said:
ninjahood said:
TeamJordan79 said:
Antidope said:
Someone once told me that money is life's report card. It's a callous but true statement. It's a direct measure of how you've done in life in a lot of cases.
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Unfortunately, if you have boatloads of money on this planet, chances are you've been a scumbag. Im talking your Telecom tycoon, offshore stashing, George Soros types.
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i remember when people wanted to be rich, idk what happened on this era.
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Gibberish considering there are more millionaires out there today.
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a million dont get u what it used to, so thats "subjective".
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Fair point. Don't wanna hear any millionaire whining though.
 
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Living comfortable and happy not worrying about bills and being able to easily afford what's needed is success to me.
 
"I told my son once: "Son money isn't for buying ****, it's for buying your way out of ****"."
 
Its sad that we allowed money to run our lives. People always want more, even though theyre more than "good". Too much is never enough for most people.
Well it shouldnt be that way. Cause I know people that put money #1. Its all they talk about, think about, dream about. It consumes them. They dont even have time to enjoy the stuff they have, because theyre thinking about the next cashout.
 
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