#moneyisnteverything

With money,

you can buy a house, but not a home

you can buy a clock, but not time

With money,

you can buy a bed, but not sleep

you can buy food, but not appetite

With money,

you can have insurance, but not safety.

And this is the problem that we all have,

There are things that you can’t buy with material wealth.

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MONEY ISN’T THE KEY TO EVERYTHING. Money can not buy love, happiness, confidence, friendship, manners, relationships, whatever. But here’s the thing money can MAKE you feel satisfied, in the way of buying something you want or like in terms of material things. Some people pinpointing or classifying their happiness in their material things, and some individuals are the opposite, they believe that money is just a part of our existence that helps us to reach our goals also to have a great living. Money is essential. Money is only a requirement for our living. 

Here's a quote that sounds familiar to us, 

"MONEY CAN'T BUY HAPPINESS." 

There's no doubt about it. Happiness comes from our inner self, and you are feeling it when you are contented, satisfied, or at peace. It is such a genuine feeling where you can imagine yourself like you're in a cloud-nine, with being free from whatever problem it is. 

"Happiness comes with inner peace, not material goods."

An excessive amount of money is not necessary to live a happy life. As long as I have a roof over my head, transportation, clothes on my back, and food to live those are the only materialistic items I must have. I believe spending money on experiences, such as traveling and exploring the world and doing whatever you can to give back to others is a more rewarding way to spend money and create a happy life.

Find Your Fire

"If Money Isn't Everything, Then Why Are They So Afraid of Us Having It?"

They say money isn’t everything — but they sure act terrified when the right people start making it.

Why is ambition always labeled as greed? Why is success seen as selfish? Why do they shame the very people who are working to build something better — for themselves, for their families, for the world?

We’re told to stay humble. To be satisfied with less. To stop chasing more.

But here’s the truth:

Wanting to retire with dignity is not greed. Wanting to care for your kids and your grandkids is not greed. Wanting to leave a legacy, not just bills, is not greed.

They don’t fear greed. They fear you getting wealthy without needing them. They fear people waking up. They fear the system losing control.

Because when good people get wealthy — everything changes.

Health changes. Communities change. The world changes.

So no — we’re not apologizing. We’re not playing small to make others comfortable. We’re not pretending poverty is holy.

We want everyone winning. We want everyone thriving. We want everyone free.

This isn’t about greed. This is about power in the hands of those who actually give a damn.