Isn't it all about money?

[lizarder]

What if I don't want to go through all these process, don't care if I'm a graduate or not or if I'm good at speaking good English or not buth I'm just focused on how to make the money and end up making the money, won't the end justify the means?

Try mentioning several ways to make money in whatever way you mean. Then how can you survive in these conditions because now it is very difficult for us to make money if someone doesn't have capital.

I sometimes feel that some of these ideal process that has been accepted by the majority of the people in the society as a part to be taken to greatness is too complex. I mean, we can just learn how to read and write and focus on how to make money. Those who want to become engineers can choose to do so but those that don't want to pass through those route shouldn't be seen as less of a person because at the end of the day, it's mostly all about money.

There are many ways to make money and each person has a different way with their own ability to make money. Engineers can make money with their work, investors also make money from the activities they do and businessmen also make money through their business activities. To become richer you have to be prepared because we never know whether being an engineer, businessman or investor can generate wealth or not before we try.

The question is how can we make money if we don't dare to take risks because now there is almost no way to become richer when people don't dare to risk capital. Don't expect to become richer just by dreaming because it is impossible to happen and there is almost no chance of achieving it.

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[slapper]

What's the essence of all the hustle and bustle and learning and reading and keeping all the sleepless night? Isn't it all about money?

What if I don't want to go through all these process, don't care if I'm a graduate or not or if I'm good at speaking good English or not buth I'm just focused on how to make the money and end up making the money, won't the end justify the means?

Going to the university is not a guarantee that one must be rich or gain wealth, one of the essence of going to the University is just to be exposed with knowledge, and to be civilised . I don't think going to the university is something compulsory , people can still make money without a university degree infact even the university graduate still acquire skill as a career for themselves to make money because the degree is not a guarantee to give a better job or career.

If you think going to investing is is not necessary for you can still make money by learning skills that will help you in the future getting a bettdr career, degree is not only a means to make money in life you can still make money from business. The most important thing is for you to just gain the basic education that can make you communicate with people in the career of life that you will find yourself. You can just go to school to acquire knowledge but not to make money to become rich.

University isn't the sole path to success, but ignoring it? It's shortsighted. Every sort of education is valuable. The world is replete of self-made magnates without degrees, but let's not forget higher education. It's about the journey, new ideas, and critical thinking, not just the degree

As false as the idea that degrees guarantee prosperity is the idea that they're outmoded. Your interpretation of the experience, knowledge, and talents is key. As the employment market changes, adaptability is essential, and universities can teach you that. However, education continues after graduation. Successful people learn throughout their lives, whether in school, workshops, or life. Never stop learning, whether you go to university or not. Education is for enlightenment, not just employment

[lalabotax]

What's the essence of all the hustle and bustle and learning and reading and keeping all the sleepless night? Isn't it all about money?

Learning and reading are all about to get knowledge. You must know that knowledge isn't all about money. It is true that having knowledge is one of the requirements to get a job. And the job is for earning money for sure. However, knowledge doesn't only function to get a job but it plays a more significant role in this life. Knowledge is like the light, it makes our life bright because we are able to know what we did not know before.

What if I don't want to go through all these process, don't care if I'm a graduate or not or if I'm good at speaking good English or not buth I'm just focused on how to make the money and end up making the money, won't the end justify the means?

If you don't want to learn in your life, you will become a person who has limitations in various things. Learning makes a person to know anything in this life, it is an effort to get information about everything around us. If we don't care and avoid learning, how we know anything around us? To make money, you need to learn, you must have the ability to do something at least. You can't do anything, it is impossible to make money in your life. It is not about a graduate in university, but it is about the ability or skills to do something.

[hyudien]

Going to the university is not a guarantee that one must be rich or gain wealth, one of the essence of going to the University is just to be exposed with knowledge, and to be civilised . I don't think going to the university is something compulsory , people can still make money without a university degree infact even the university graduate still acquire skill as a career for themselves to make money because the degree is not a guarantee to give a better job or career.

If you think going to investing is is not necessary for you can still make money by learning skills that will help you in the future getting a bettdr career, degree is not only a means to make money in life you can still make money from business. The most important thing is for you to just gain the basic education that can make you communicate with people in the career of life that you will find yourself. You can just go to school to acquire knowledge but not to make money to become rich.

That's right, indeed college is not something that is mandatory, not everyone has a good economy with their finances while to go to college of course must have certain finances, because the cost of college in my opinion is not cheap, especially nowadays. And as far as I know the end of college is getting a degree, and other news that I with at this time the degree can be bought for a certain price, whether it's true or not but I've heard rumors about it. It's true what you said, people can still make money without having a degree or diploma, and also as far as I know there are some young people who graduate from college and get a degree but they don't work, and that means they don't make money, whereas if you look at the community around me there are many young people who don't have a degree or diploma but can make money, in my opinion a degree or diploma does not ensure that we can make money, maybe it's just a sign that we have studied.

It depends on the individual, because maybe there are people who can make money but they are not interested in investing but prefer to save their own money by pursuing the skills they have, I mean what with just a degree alone we can make money without any skills?
It's true what you said, we can learn to gain knowledge but to make money and become rich is not, because it depends on our own skills.

[oktana]

It’s the society that makes it seem so. I believe that what matters is knowing how to read and write. If you look closely, you’ll notice that some of the legends we know never went to school. You’d see that what they invented is being studied in schools but they didn’t learn it there. What is sad is that even after going to school and getting that degree, you don’t even know what exactly awaits you

[davis196]

What's the essence of all the hustle and bustle and learning and reading and keeping all the sleepless night? Isn't it all about money?

What if I don't want to go through all these process, don't care if I'm a graduate or not or if I'm good at speaking good English or not buth I'm just focused on how to make the money and end up making the money, won't the end justify the means?

I sometimes feel that some of these ideal process that has been accepted by the majority of the people in the society as a part to be taken to greatness is too complex. I mean, we can just learn how to read and write and focus on how to make money. Those who want to become engineers can choose to do so but those that don't want to pass through those route shouldn't be seen as less of a person because at the end of the day, it's mostly all about money.

Is somebody forcing you to study for an engineer? Is somebody seeing you as a less of a person because you don't have bachelors degree?
Increasing your knowledge and skills increases and ways and possibilities for you to make more money. That's the whole point of the educational system. I know that some educational systems kinda suck, but that's not my problem. A bachelors degree is a certificates, which proves to your future employer that you are capable of doing high quality work, so he will hire you at a better high paying position.

[blckhawk]

Well, no, no matter how much many of you insist on it, not everything in this life is about money. What if you don't have children or loved ones? Activities that you like that don't cost money? Money is obviously very important but it is certainly not everything in this life and to say that you think so says a lot about you.

Totally agree with that but look at the world around you, can you enjoy something without the need for money? I don't think there's not a lot of things that someone can do and enjoy without having to spend money anymore. As much as what you're saying is true, the problem is that the reality of life, the cancerous capitalists are making all the things that we used to enjoy for free commodities that we have to pay to enjoy, want to go on a climb on a mountain? You can't pass because it's dangerous and you need to pay some fee so you have a tour guide and you have to pay for our stuff that you'll want along the hike trail at an enormous price because you've got no choice, you're on a treaded path and you can't explore other paths anymore, hiking has become cumbersome to do because you're not doing it for free anymore, someone's locking the entrance to the mountain.

Maybe the things that we wished is true, that this world isn't all about money anymore and we can still do things besides for the money, maybe if we create an anarchy society, we would see an abolition of the norms or if we all revolt to make the capitalists pay their long dues to the people, you know not full on Bolshevik revolt, just keep them in line and make sure that their serving the people and not their board of members then maybe we would see some semblance of hope that things aren't just for money.

[arimamib]

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University isn't the sole path to success, but ignoring it? It's shortsighted. Every sort of education is valuable. The world is replete of self-made magnates without degrees, but let's not forget higher education. It's about the journey, new ideas, and critical thinking, not just the degree

As false as the idea that degrees guarantee prosperity is the idea that they're outmoded. Your interpretation of the experience, knowledge, and talents is key. As the employment market changes, adaptability is essential, and universities can teach you that. However, education continues after graduation. Successful people learn throughout their lives, whether in school, workshops, or life. Never stop learning, whether you go to university or not. Education is for enlightenment, not just employment

It's true that a university degree isn't the sole path to success, but dismissing its importance altogether would indeed be shortsighted. Education in all its forms holds inherent value that contributes to personal growth, intellectual development, and critical thinking skills. Indeed, the journey of education extends far beyond the attainment of a degree. It's about embracing new ideas, challenging assumptions, and cultivating a lifelong thirst for knowledge.

Universities provide a structured environment that fosters intellectual curiosity and teaches invaluable skills such as adaptability, problem-solving, and collaboration-qualities that are essential in navigating an ever-changing employment landscape. Success is multifaceted and can be achieved through various paths, not solely through formal education. The key lies in how people interpret and apply their experiences, knowledge, and talents to create opportunities for themselves. As the employment market evolves, adaptability becomes increasingly crucial. Universities play a vital role in instilling this adaptability by teaching students how to learn, think critically, and adapt to new challenges.

[Iroh]

The end doesn’t always justify the means. And no, it ain’t all about the money. There are other things in life that money cannot possibly get you. You can have all the benefits and items money could provide but still lack fulfillment.
You’re all talk about making the money using any means but have actually failed to say just how you’re going to make the money without going through said ideal process that has been accepted by people in the society.

The society would only see you as less of a person if you’re a bum and being unproductive for yourself and your immediate society.

[Gormicsta]

If this is easy as you said then no one will go to school to graduate and build their career path just to get a job. You’re right that everyone is busting their asses to earn money so with your suggestion is being lazy and magically earn money by competing to others that have a better education to you?

There’s some people that really become rich with even graduated but most of them have brilliant mind. So if you think that you are like then you can skip school and build your own business and company but there’s no way to achieve that if you are just a regular person just like the majority that’s why getting a bachelors degree is the common path because it’s easy to get a job having this qualification rather than nothing.

Yea, you are absolutely right, but money isn't everything we need both in life and in business. Yes, with the look of things going around in our society today, without money you are not and can't survive, but not in all things, especially when it comes to our health. Not all things money can solve, like having peace of mind and making us feel more secure and saving us from financial protection when in business: smiling and being polite keeps our clients and helps the business expand. What good is money if we don't have a good character, peace of mind, or health? Meanwhile, some people simply need to be happy in life. Even individuals with degrees require happiness and good health; despite having money, they require natural services to stay fit.

[umbara ardian]

Life is indeed a complex maze, and success isn't always a straightforward outcome. While money plays a crucial role in enabling basic needs and aspirations, it's not the sole compass guiding our journey.

Education, often touted as the "key to success," holds undeniable value. It equips us with knowledge, skills, and critical thinking abilities – essential tools for navigating life's challenges. However, it's essential to acknowledge that education is not a guarantee; it's merely a crucial stepping stone.

There are countless individuals who have carved their own path to success, bypassing the traditional educational route. Their tenacity, resilience, and the invaluable lessons learned through lived experiences have propelled them forward. These stories are a testament to the human spirit's potential and the diverse pathways to accomplishment.

However, it's important to avoid oversimplification. While formal education isn't the only path, the knowledge and skills acquired can significantly enhance the chances of success, regardless of the chosen route. Applying theoretical knowledge to practical situations is what truly empowers individuals and equips them to navigate the complexities of life.

[uneng]

What if I don't want to go through all these process, don't care if I'm a graduate or not or if I'm good at speaking good English or not buth I'm just focused on how to make the money and end up making the money, won't the end justify the means?

And how are you going to make money if you don't want to take your time to read, learn and study? People are paid for their skills and for what they can provide to each other. If you can't provide anything useful because you didn't developed any skills, you aren't going to make any money after all... To be focused on how to make money means you are focused in learning something which can proportionate you to achieve that goal futurely.

It's not about the end justifying the means. It's about you being rewarded in the future for your hard efforts in the present time to become a professional who will be able to comply with people's needs and expectations inside jobs market.

[Antotena]

What's the essence of all the hustle and bustle and learning and reading and keeping all the sleepless night? Isn't it all about money?

What if I don't want to go through all these process, don't care if I'm a graduate or not or if I'm good at speaking good English or not buth I'm just focused on how to make the money and end up making the money, won't the end justify the means?

I sometimes feel that some of these ideal process that has been accepted by the majority of the people in the society as a part to be taken to greatness is too complex. I mean, we can just learn how to read and write and focus on how to make money. Those who want to become engineers can choose to do so but those that don't want to pass through those route shouldn't be seen as less of a person because at the end of the day, it's mostly all about money.

If you don't want to go through all that stages, you don't have too but please go to school and acquire the best education for yourself so that you can blend in when people are communicating and interacting. You can't understand the economy fully without taking the real classes, you can't speak fluently if you don't learn the language in a proper way unless you are from English speaking country. You need to go to school to improve intellectualy and be smart too.

If you don't want to do all you have mentioned, why not go learn a craft, you don't need to go through all these but you need to husle as a craft person and artisan, you can also chose to become a local farmer but you can't escape the hustling part because all I have mentioned involve hustling. However, if you want to die of hunger, you can just sleep at home and press your phone and if your parent leave a fortune behind your name you can spend it while it last until everything is finished.

[bbigtart]

What's the essence of all the hustle and bustle and learning and reading and keeping all the sleepless night? Isn't it all about money?

What if I don't want to go through all these process, don't care if I'm a graduate or not or if I'm good at speaking good English or not buth I'm just focused on how to make the money and end up making the money, won't the end justify the means?

I sometimes feel that some of these ideal process that has been accepted by the majority of the people in the society as a part to be taken to greatness is too complex. I mean, we can just learn how to read and write and focus on how to make money. Those who want to become engineers can choose to do so but those that don't want to pass through those route shouldn't be seen as less of a person because at the end of the day, it's mostly all about money.

Is somebody forcing you to study for an engineer? Is somebody seeing you as a less of a person because you don't have bachelors degree?
Increasing your knowledge and skills increases and ways and possibilities for you to make more money. That's the whole point of the educational system. I know that some educational systems kinda suck, but that's not my problem. A bachelors degree is a certificates, which proves to your future employer that you are capable of doing high quality work, so he will hire you at a better high paying position.

A bachelor's degree is proof that you have attended college, that's the point. Actually, you don't need to go to college to learn, especially now that many people are successful without going to college and without a bachelor's degree. The most important thing to earn money to be successful is to work hard, be creative, and develop talent and discipline. However, that doesn't mean that educated people are wrong, being educated is also better than being uneducated because at least they have insight and a network of relationships.

[lepbagong]

It’s the society that makes it seem so. I believe that what matters is knowing how to read and write. If you look closely, you’ll notice that some of the legends we know never went to school. You’d see that what they invented is being studied in schools but they didn’t learn it there. What is sad is that even after going to school and getting that degree, you don’t even know what exactly awaits you

Maybe in the past certain people were able to enter school, so it could have happened that many people could only read. But with the times, of course, education is still needed. But if you compare it with those who have not reached the tertiary level, it is not certain that those who have not reached the high level are inferior and more backward. Because now you can learn from several literatures and get involved directly in work practices that are not necessarily available at the educational level. You are right, and I agree that sometimes a degree obtained at an educational level is not everything. In fact, it is difficult to get a job. Those who practice directly will certainly be better prepared than those with a degree.

[leonair]

What's the essence of all the hustle and bustle and learning and reading and keeping all the sleepless night? Isn't it all about money?

What if I don't want to go through all these process, don't care if I'm a graduate or not or if I'm good at speaking good English or not buth I'm just focused on how to make the money and end up making the money, won't the end justify the means?

I sometimes feel that some of these ideal process that has been accepted by the majority of the people in the society as a part to be taken to greatness is too complex. I mean, we can just learn how to read and write and focus on how to make money. Those who want to become engineers can choose to do so but those that don't want to pass through those route shouldn't be seen as less of a person because at the end of the day, it's mostly all about money.

Well, everything is about money and money is needed to survive and get happiness after getting what we want. So in essence it's all about how we survive. And money is one of them. But that doesn't mean other things aren't important. Because if we only focus on money without learning or adding other insights that are also important in life, we still won't be able to survive well. Because in survival, apart from money, we also need other skills. And the smartest people are those who focus on developing their hobby which they turn into a skill that they can sell at a high price and they make money through their hobby. But those who can achieve this are very rare. Because the process of achieving it is much more difficult than the normal method.

People work hard all day, get higher education and everything has the purpose of earning money. Money is the root of all happiness and without money you can do nothing.  Because if you want to do something, you must have money.  People gamble there to have fun but their 2nd objective is to win big and earn money from it.  So I think money is needed for everything in life.  And all human activities are for the purpose of earning money

[ancafe]

What's the essence of all the hustle and bustle and learning and reading and keeping all the sleepless night? Isn't it all about money?

What if I don't want to go through all these process, don't care if I'm a graduate or not or if I'm good at speaking good English or not buth I'm just focused on how to make the money and end up making the money, won't the end justify the means?

In essence, we live in this world and we don't just talk about money, but now everything needs money. What I learned is that when we chase money, there are important things that cannot be separated from the process we go through. Capital and how we make money really depend on the accuracy of what we do. There are many people who work hard until late at night to make money, but unfortunately the money they get is not commensurate with the work they do.

Justifying any means to make money is not good because we ignore basic principles and greedy people usually end up very badly and what they are looking for will not bring blessings and development. Making money is not easy, but when people follow the rules we will definitely get money even if the amount is large or small.

I sometimes feel that some of these ideal process that has been accepted by the majority of the people in the society as a part to be taken to greatness is too complex. I mean, we can just learn how to read and write and focus on how to make money. Those who want to become engineers can choose to do so but those that don't want to pass through those route shouldn't be seen as less of a person because at the end of the day, it's mostly all about money.

Not everyone is successful from the engineers route in making money and there are even people who only go to high school and are successful with the business or work they do. Not everyone is destined to be rich, but everyone has the opportunity to achieve the wealth they desire. That means that opportunity, capital and hard work will be the cause and effect of people achieving success.

[huu78]

I agree because buying necessities and everything now requires money.
even to become an engineer as you said you have to go to school and pay with money. maybe some people can get scholarships but the comparison is too far, that's why people who learn about money will have a more prosperous life.

[iamsange]

I agree because buying necessities and everything now requires money.
even to become an engineer as you said you have to go to school and pay with money. maybe some people can get scholarships but the comparison is too far, that's why people who learn about money will have a more prosperous life.

Money is one of the main things in life that is quite meaningful. All reasonable people will look for money to meet their needs. Money clearly has quite an important meaning. Money is a means of payment for purchasing goods and services as well as other valuable assets as well as for paying debts. How to get that, just by working to produce something and being paid money.

Likewise with the title of rich people, they are people who have large assets by holding quite a lot of money and converting it into other forms and of course everyone really wants that sufficiency.

[Claudeake]

Money is an epicentre/ focus of attention to both the literate and the illiterates alike. Someone could decide to attend school to acquire knowledge as to enhance his/ her monthly salaries. Also, someone could decide not to go to school for knowledge acquisition, but could acquire the money in billions by applying the basis logic or principles to generate money.
Therefore, the acquisitions of billions of money has nothing to do with the attainments of formal education, rather it is the application of the basic logic.
But one should know that the acquisitions of money is not a tea affair, it requires sleepless nights whether great or small.