Money is never enough!

[kingvirtus09]

Think of when you hit a jackpot, and some cool cash slide into your pocket, you feels better and step up some pride and involved arrogance, you feel like you can buy the world with your peanuts lol, bro, I little shopping out of it can makes you look like a poor man again. There is this oil dealer guy in my community who happen to be hot market pro in the oil industry, he owns an oil well but this guy it gets to his head and start contesting for political power which he has lose twice now and the worst of it now is that the oil well is dried because suck the money into politics, loss everything. This money is never really enough, no wonder even the President of nations still fights to get money after office.

What I know is that if you know how to handle money and how to manage it correctly, you can definitely grow the money you have. But if you don't know how to properly manage the money you have, especially if it's a large amount, even then, it's almost as if they don't feel that they're running out of money and will only realize it when there's no money.

It means that we should not miss the financial management that you have. We know that money can help a lot in our lives. So it should be appreciated and not ignored.

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[GbitG]

Because humans always feel lacking and dissatisfied with what they have achieved. Whether it is enough or not depends on how one looks at it. People who always feel like money is never enough are like thirsty people who drink salt water. The more you drink, the thirstier you become. Even if you drink how many liters of water you will still feel thirsty. People who always feel short of money, no matter how much money they have, will never feel like they have enough. For example, when you are poor you will do anything to be rich, or at least look rich. When you are rich you will look for ways to be richer than the rich. Finally, the only thing that can stop the feeling of always lacking is death.

Yep, that's part of human nature, it's just that some people manage to control it and some can't help it. This feeling of having more becomes stronger when you have some, for example, if you don't have money but then you manage to get some money from somewhere, you start to feel that you should have more after that. One might feel that they will be contented once they get more, but in reality, that doesn't happen and the thirst keep getting bigger and bigger as you said.
People that are poor think that those who have a lot of money might not need more or desire for more, but that isn't true. The rich keep trying to become richer over time, so this struggle never ends.

[Woodie]

Think of when you hit a jackpot, and some cool cash slide into your pocket, you feels better and step up some pride and involved arrogance, you feel like you can buy the world with your peanuts lol, bro, I little shopping out of it can makes you look like a poor man again. There is this oil dealer guy in my community who happen to be hot market pro in the oil industry, he owns an oil well but this guy it gets to his head and start contesting for political power which he has lose twice now and the worst of it now is that the oil well is dried because suck the money into politics, loss everything. This money is never really enough, no wonder even the President of nations still fights to get money after office.

What I see in this is a typical example of greed!! And the worst part about it is that such people no matter how much money they can get their hands on, I can guarantee you that they will never be satisfied with it.
Btw, given a chance for this guy to start his political career doing whatever task the job requires him to do, these are the kind of people that will not do their jobs but prefer to loot and run the reserves dry because money will never be enough and they will never be content with what they have thanks to greed.

Otherwise the secret to avoid all this greed is to know how to keep your money and how not to lose it !

[slashz9]

because from basic human nature and in the Bible and other religious books, greed is a sin, but people from an economic perspective say greed is not a good thing, because you cannot control yourself as a result of your lust.
it's like fighting yourself.

[MissNonFall9]

The theme of the thread is that money is never enough sounds completely realistic to me. Because if money were always enough then people would never long for love nor thirst for beauty. But there are also people in the society who seem to think that their money is everything. That's why they chase after money all the time, they walk in the society as if they will never die. And the way they are neglected by their relatives after their death is as if they were never born as human beings. So the content of the thread seems very relevant to me that money is never enough for people.

[Hispo]

There is a lesson my parents taught to me since I was little and that lesson was how money is used to make more money and also usually people who have enough money to live the rest of their live peacefully with their family won't sopt there and will continue to try to accumulate even more, beyond their capabilities to spend it in their lifetime.
For example, here in my country we have a serious problem with corruption within the government (not only happening in low levels of policing), not long ago it was discovered one of the high ranking people in the oil industry had stolen up to 30 billon dollars.
Are you aware of how much that is? He could have stolen like 50 million and he would already have enough for the rest of his life, but for some greedy and strange reason, he decided to go further, for money he may not even be able to spend. The same thing applies to other millionaires and billionaires who want to accumulate more and more.
Perhaps it is not about accumulating for the sake of it, it could be about building a legacy.

Not matter whether one is a poor person living in a developing country or a millionaire in the United States, both people will continue to pursue money as much as possible, regardless of their completely different situations.