I’m
definitely sure most of you have thought of being rich at some point in your
lives. “If I had more money, my life would be much easier, happier and
brighter!” I hear this almost every day from different people. Many rich people
think this way too. Truth is, money can control your life and can completely
change it. It will never make you happy. You may feel more powerful and more
confident, but never happy
.
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We
spend tons of money on trendy things, which bring temporary joy and happiness
in our lives. Is it a true happiness? Of course, not. I’ve compiled a list of
the most obvious reasons why money will never make you happy. I want you to
understand the true meaning of life and the true purpose of money in your life.
1. Stress
Money
is one of the major causes of chronic stress. Whether you want to become rich
or you already have tons of money, you always feel under stress. Rich people
are afraid to become poor, while most poor people strive to become rich. You
may struggle with debts, think of new ways to make more money, get into trouble
because of it and waste your time, effort and health without realizing it.
Remember, “Big money – big problems”?
Chronic
stress can lead to anxiety and many other health issues. Do you still think
money will make you happier? Sure, you need money but don’t make it your top
priority in your life.
2. Failed relationships
Numerous
studies show that money is the biggest reason of failed relationships. A fight
over money is the fastest way to end a friendship and break up with a person
you love. A couple of years ago I lost a big friendship because of money. I
made a terrible mistake and I still regret about it, though maybe it’s all for
the best. I lent a huge amount of money to my so-called best friend. Once I
gave money to her, she changed her attitude toward me and stopped calling and
texting. I didn’t tell anything about money and I couldn’t understand her
behavior. We had been good friends for almost ten years, which is why it was so
difficult for me to realize that she wanted to end our friendship because of
money.
Nowadays
I often see her, but I don’t demand my money back because I think money is
evil. I won’t be happier if I get my money back. When I asked her why our long
friendship failed, she honestly said, “because I didn’t want to pay back the
loan.” No one is guilty in this situation, except money.
Don’t
let money ruin your relationships with your parents, siblings, friends, spouses
or coworkers. If you are obsessed with money, try to get rid of this obsession.
Change the way you think about money, and you feel happier in any relationship.
3. Money is addictive
Money
has a huge addictive power. Nowadays many people are addictive to money and
this addiction is like a drug or alcohol addiction. Each day you wake up with
the thought to make more cash today and go shopping when you are unhappy. If
you are not happy inside, shopping will never make you feel better. Stop
letting your money addiction dictate your life. I believe you are strong enough
to overcome it! Take small steps each day to completely eliminate this
addiction from your life.
Money
can help you solve a lot of problems, but it can’t fix everything. I have a few
friends who are in their 40s now. They say they spent too much time thinking
about money. The realize they wasted their lives, but I always say it’s never
too late to start changing the way you think about money. Today’s world is
obsessed with money, which is why I think it’s crucial to remind people about
the most precious things in life, such as love, family and happiness. Money is
a useful tool that you can use to reach your goals. But money will never make
you happy, keep it in mind the next time you think that money solves any
problem.
Do
you think money can work miracles? Do you want to become rich? Why?
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