My wallet has reached six digits, yet I start to fantasize about seven digits 🥺🥺🥺
Today, looking at the number in my wallet, six digits, I suppose that's not bad, right? But why do I always feel like I’m still so far from the "peak of life"! Who doesn’t want to add another "0" to their assets?
Does anyone else feel this way? Once you start making money, it’s hard to stop! From initially thinking "just enough to get by" to continuously setting bigger goals for myself – now at six digits I want seven, and when I hit seven, I’m eyeing eight. The motivation to earn more grows stronger, but sometimes I can’t help but reflect: is this an "addiction"?
Recently, I’ve been pondering, "Does the happiness brought by making money really fill the sense of security within?" If I only pursue numerical growth, will I overlook other more important things, like spending time with family, taking care of myself, and enjoying life?
So here comes the question: How does everyone usually balance making money and life? And how do we avoid becoming obsessed? On the road to pursuing financial freedom, how can we avoid losing ourselves? Is there any way to cure this "greed"?
I've also been thinking of ways to find targets to increase my numbers, and I've been observing the Musk concept for a while now, puppies being one of them.