The desire to get more rich

[NitrogenO2]

I think every person wants to be rich, it is very common. When a person reaches a goal, he tries to rise higher. People's needs are endless. If there is a certain income, it is their goal or wealth, and if it increases more than that, it is a luxury. People cannot decide how much they need, so their needs are always there.

[dunfida]

That is just the law of nature, people always want more, and even when they have more it won't still be enough. The truth is that human wants is endless, we are attracted to whatever we see and will want to own it provided you are here on this earth. The world is upgrading and everything in it as well, there is a saying that "the only thing constant in life is changes" meaning that there must always be new thing that will be produced to improve from the previous one or a new product. And this things will spike us to own them and abandoned the one we once had. Clamoring for the new just to look sharp and upto date. As we follow (trend) that is why our money is not enough because we would always wan to fulfill our desire to own new things.

Not only that, sometimes we need money to build the empire or the business we once desire, for that reason we need to increase from our previous payment to meet up the demand of what we want. Infact there are many reasons to why we need to increase from our previous payment.

Yes. We are all new and changing, and there are many reasons why we need to increase our income now and in the future. I agree, and it's wise for us as heads of families to prepare for our children's future survival and education.

Now, when it comes to investing and having the desire to get richer, investing requires careful analysis of projects, not missing a single point; that's what it means to be hopeful. This is where strategy is needed, and we will be able to monitor and navigate the market effectively if we don't wait and are patient. If the crypto market is to be considered an alternative solution, remember that it also carries high risks, and the world of crypto trading is highly volatile.

Our needs and wants will always evolve as the world keeps changing it’s just how humans are wired we always seek growth comfort and progress but that desire to always want more is both a blessing and a curse it drives innovation and ambition but at the same time it can trap us in endless chasing if we don’t balance it with discipline. That’s why increasing income or building wealth should come with purpose not just to buy every new thing that comes out but to create security and opportunity for the future like you said it’s important to prepare for family responsibilities and children’s education because life will always get more expensive.

Investing is one of the smartest ways to make that growth meaningful but it must be strategic rushing in without understanding can be as dangerous as not investing at all the crypto market especially is full of potential yet it moves unpredictably patience and clear goals are the only ways to survive long term. So wanting more isn’t bad it’s natural but knowing when to stop chasing trends and start building lasting value is what really separates financial growth from endless struggle.

[bakasabo]

I think this is common and natural for a person to always want to get more of something, improve, to have something better, bigger, to be wealthier, achieve more. Life is in a way a race to better where no matter you do, you will always be Nr.2. I rarely see a person who is satisfied fully of what he has done, because he knows that it can be done better. People also get used to things quickly and that motivates them to wish for more, bigger, better.

[B-BossMan]

Is it common among all or are three people who are content and satisfied with their monthly salary ? I mean when. Person is earning like $100 per month , he wants $1000 per month. Now when he starts earning $1000 per month, the next aim becomes more higher . Is there an end to this ?

This situation has become part of us naturally, the more you earn,the higher the problems. Obviously our needs and wants would never be fulfilled in this earth, because even if you are earning $10000 dollars everyday, it would get to a certain stage that you will still ne in need of more due to your higher or continuous increasement of activities or problems, That's why even if they give you the whole world's money,there must be something you will still be looking for  or wanting to have, so it's naturally like that and it will be hard to put an end to natural things, But the best thing is to work on yourself and build your financial stability stronger in order to meet up with your needs and wants as the life continues.

[Cryptmuster]

I think this is common and natural for a person to always want to get more of something, improve, to have something better, bigger, to be wealthier, achieve more. Life is in a way a race to better where no matter you do, you will always be Nr.2. I rarely see a person who is satisfied fully of what he has done, because he knows that it can be done better. People also get used to things quickly and that motivates them to wish for more, bigger, better.

It is normal when you want to achieve more. You can stop in the comfort zone, but to do that you first need to reach this zone, to have everything you need and to earn more than you spend. Then you will start thinking whether you need even more and what you need to do to get it, and maybe you will want it, but forcing yourself to do something will be much harder. Or if you manage to build capital, then further growth will happen through investing…

[fruktik]

I'm not rich, but I believe it ends, depending on your character. If you buy a nice house, have a nice car, retire your parents, go on nice holidays with your GF etc., I think it then comes down on how much power you want in your life. I think that most rich people who've covered all their basic needs, and their luxuries, and who keep grinding for more, do it because the only thing left to buy is more power.

I don't see 'getting rich' to just have more stuff. I just want to help the people I love the most, and only then myself.

It's a good wish, but it's quite difficult to make it a reality. I rarely think about myself. I want my loved ones and relatives to live in abundance. I'd be happy to help them all, but my money is barely enough to cover basic human needs. Quite often, I don't even have enough for new clothes, and the old ones are already quite worn out. But I still don't despair, because that would be a sin. It's better to think about ways to achieve your goals than to give in to despair.

[bubilas]

Is it common among all or are three people who are content and satisfied with their monthly salary ? I mean when. Person is earning like $100 per month , he wants $1000 per month. Now when he starts earning $1000 per month, the next aim becomes more higher . Is there an end to this ?

I've experienced this. When I first started working full-time, I envied my colleagues who had been there for a long time and earned fifty percent more than me. I dreamed of earning that much money and fantasized about it happening someday. Five years later, I was earning three times the initial amount. But what's the point if the dollar exchange rate has increased by the same amount, and goods have become four times more expensive? Now I can buy less than I could five years ago. Inflation and the decline in living standards have shown how meaningless plans are, and how important financial freedom is.

[imthegreat]

We all want to earn more, and that's a normal desire. But the problem is that we are all socially competitive people, and we can't help it. If your neighbor has a better car, you'll want an even better car than him, and the same applies to his job, house, and even wife.
 
We are never satisfied, and this is a mechanism of evolution. It always pushes us forward. Happy people realize that they should be happy with what they have here and now, and that's the only way to be happy, instead of participating in a meaningless race for money and possessions.

[Chilwell]

I think every person wants to be rich, it is very common. When a person reaches a goal, he tries to rise higher. People's needs are endless. If there is a certain income, it is their goal or wealth, and if it increases more than that, it is a luxury. People cannot decide how much they need, so their needs are always there.

I agree with all what you said, it is desire of any human being to have more and more. Only few among Us show serious contentment. If its to have money human need is endless when it comes to make more money. You can also put it into practice set a target for yourself and if you get there I assure you will need more than that. Human desire is endless, so far that you are still breathing you will always have desire for more and more.

Some people deserve is not because they want to survive, but that is the nature of human, if not what will Elon Musk and others will be looking for again, and if you see them they are always busy just to have more.

[rachael9385]

Human needs are insatiable and the desire to remain constant in our financial life is the main reasons for a weak tomorrow and indirect cause of failure.  In as much as life itself is consign our daily responsibilities or challenges will never stop increasing know matter the circumstances  attached, so in other to meet up to the desired challenges of life we will be faced with know option than to hunger for more even if we already have little. Note, on the process greed and selfishness should be eliminated

How can we differentiate between greed and the quest to continue accumulating wealth even when we have already made enough but human psychology doesn't think any amount of money as been enough, in my opinion is think that this is also greed, it is a default setting in human character and it cannot be erased but it can only be controlled to an extent, if it's not controlled it can be a problem

[Zaka1221]

We all want to earn more, and that's a normal desire. But the problem is that we are all socially competitive people, and we can't help it. If your neighbor has a better car, you'll want an even better car than him, and the same applies to his job, house, and even wife.
 
We are never satisfied, and this is a mechanism of evolution. It always pushes us forward. Happy people realize that they should be happy with what they have here and now, and that's the only way to be happy, instead of participating in a meaningless race for money and possessions.

Person should learn the skills which are high in demand and they should move time to learn the Skills because these skills will make them rich in a future because there are many people who have knowledge of subjects but actually they have no knowledge of real life and they are spending all money on subject which are giving nothing to them but they should give a money to a person who is rich in life and want to be more richer in a short time. If more people will be rich then we will see different economic status of the country.  All people wish to be rich in a short time and rich people are best people because they are Investing time on learning new things in life .

[Arenga pinnata]

I think every person wants to be rich, it is very common. When a person reaches a goal, he tries to rise higher. People's needs are endless. If there is a certain income, it is their goal or wealth, and if it increases more than that, it is a luxury. People cannot decide how much they need, so their needs are always there.

As long as we strive to achieve higher goals in a good way, then that is fine and does not constitute greed. However, there are also those who, in order to achieve higher goals, sacrifice others and resort to dirty tactics to achieve them. They do not care about other people's feelings and only care about themselves, regardless of whether their actions have hurt others. I see people doing this sometimes.
However, in my opinion, improving skills and expanding knowledge can open up even better opportunities. What I mean is that we can even increase our income if we have other skills that we can offer to others who need our services. And to become wealthy, we only need to be more knowledgeable and more skilled than others in all areas.

[Rufsilf]

It's rare to see people who have already felt the contentment with regards to the amount of their salary and they're no asking for more. I guess these kind of people are no longer dependent on their salaries alone, but more likely they already have sustainable investments on their side.

However, majority are still hustling more, still aggressive to work more so they can earn more and make ends meet, and eventually build a good amount of capital for their future investments and wealth. The desire to get more rich is unstoppable, and until people are still highly able and capable, they won't stop from hustling in order to achieve more wealth.

[ejikeme24]

Is it common among all or are three people who are content and satisfied with their monthly salary ? I mean when. Person is earning like $100 per month , he wants $1000 per month. Now when he starts earning $1000 per month, the next aim becomes more higher . Is there an end to this ?

Being contented in this bad economy?

No! It is very hard to see people who are saying that they are contented with their current job or their monthly income, because the cost of goods and services keep increasing almost every month so we tend to have other alternative I mean other source of income so that to enable us meet up with our expenses. whoever that is handling 3-4 jobs at a time shouldn't be tag as greed because there are some people that has bigger responsibility to take care of why most folks might have low responsibility as our responsibility must not be equal so we ought to struggle according to the responsibility we have in hand.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

I think every person wants to be rich, it is very common. When a person reaches a goal, he tries to rise higher. People's needs are endless. If there is a certain income, it is their goal or wealth, and if it increases more than that, it is a luxury. People cannot decide how much they need, so their needs are always there.

You are right, wanting more is just part of human nature.. Once somebody get to one level, the mind automatically starts reaching for the next one..  Needs does not ever end, and that is why a lot of people do chase money nonstop.  But the funny thing is that, if someone do not sit down and define what enough means for them, life can turn to endless running with no finish line.

Wealth does not really start from how much you have, it starts from knowing what you truly need and building from there..

[Fakhrulenclix]

Human needs are insatiable and the desire to remain constant in our financial life is the main reasons for a weak tomorrow and indirect cause of failure.  In as much as life itself is consign our daily responsibilities or challenges will never stop increasing know matter the circumstances  attached, so in other to meet up to the desired challenges of life we will be faced with know option than to hunger for more even if we already have little. Note, on the process greed and selfishness should be eliminated

How can we differentiate between greed and the quest to continue accumulating wealth even when we have already made enough but human psychology doesn't think any amount of money as been enough, in my opinion is think that this is also greed, it is a default setting in human character and it cannot be erased but it can only be controlled to an extent, if it's not controlled it can be a problem

It's difficult to distinguish between greed and desire but I believe that all humans continually have desires that increase over time so we can't call it greed, it's just their desires that continue to increase and I think that's normal.
Everyone desires to become richer, even though some are unwilling to work hard for it, The hope is certainly the same for everyone but it all comes back to a person's motivation and persistence to achieve it.

[summonerrk]

It's rare to see people who have already felt the contentment with regards to the amount of their salary and they're no asking for more. I guess these kind of people are no longer dependent on their salaries alone, but more likely they already have sustainable investments on their side.

However, majority are still hustling more, still aggressive to work more so they can earn more and make ends meet, and eventually build a good amount of capital for their future investments and wealth. The desire to get more rich is unstoppable, and until people are still highly able and capable, they won't stop from hustling in order to achieve more wealth.

Yes, everyone wants to earn more, but does everyone really find that sweet spot where they're willing to give it their all? When I was working full-time, I had a whiny coworker whose parents had given him an apartment, and he constantly whined about how hard it was for him and how hard he worked. At the time, I had three other part-time jobs to make ends meet, but I kept quiet. Because whining doesn't solve problems, it only marks a weakling in society.
A strong person always seeks opportunities or creates them.

[Graph001]

There is no end to what people want. Everyone wants to be rich. You have achieved something, you look around and see that someone else has something better than you, you start chasing it again. This is how life goes on for everyone. Everyone is busy in silent competition with everyone. Over time, our needs change and increase. We all try to earn as much as possible so that our personal and family needs are not hindered in any way. But one thing is for sure, no matter how much wealth you earn, your lack will never be satisfied because our needs are always changing. From the beginning to the end of life, you will be chasing something or the other.

[wozzek23]

I would say it's for living a better life, simple as that. I for example do not need a mansion, bunch of luxury cars, and few holdings to feel ok. I just need to make sure I live a normal life, and I mean normal as in the most normal way possible. What does that mean?

I do not have debt, I eat twice a day, I live in a normal home, and I do not have to worry about hospital bills. I have a home already, even a car, so that's done, so all I have to be able to pay is my hospital bills, my food, and if anything breaks like fridge or whatever, that doesn't break me. Unfortunately I can't afford that right now, every month is a loss, and I am sick and tired of trying to balance it with different debt to cover old debt.

[CageMabok]

It's difficult to distinguish between greed and desire but I believe that all humans continually have desires that increase over time so we can't call it greed, it's just their desires that continue to increase and I think that's normal.
Everyone desires to become richer, even though some are unwilling to work hard for it, The hope is certainly the same for everyone but it all comes back to a person's motivation and persistence to achieve it.

Desire is part of desire, so everyone will always strive to achieve it, and I also consider this normal. Because the desire to be rich is innate in every human being who still has desires, everyone will certainly strive for it through whatever means, such as continuing to work hard and continuing to do business with confidence after seeing opportunities in life. I also rarely call others greedy because everyone always strives to avoid poverty and stays away from any hardship, even if they don't suddenly become rich.