A possible source of "money problems"

[yudi09]

If you don't want to be wealthy, that is completely on you, me and many others takes wealth to be among the best achievement in life, having money is not enough if one can make good riches, i won't settle for an average living while wealth can be made.

Money shouldn't lead you to do evil, aside that point, everything else should be included. Wealth gives you prestige, wealth puts you in a position of 1 out of a million, wealth is what most people chase throughout their stay on earth, and you think it is not of great importance, money contributes to about 90% of our daily prayers, what happens to having it in excess.

Being rich—in the sense of having a lot of money and assets—is something almost every sane person desires, myself included. By possessing wealth, in a social context, I would be categorized as a great and respected person.
Being rich—in the sense of having a lot of money—when viewed from a more noble perspective as a human being, does not rule out the possibility that having many assets might be useless, because wealth does not guarantee happiness.
Don’t interpret this from a negative perspective; instead, try to see it in a positive light. Money doesn’t change people—it simply reveals a person’s true character.

[9ja Amaka]

I have a hypothesis that most people have financial problems because they consider wealth to be the most important thing in life and attach too much importance to it. This creates a cramp that prevents rational action.
Sometimes, such people tend to swing from one extreme to the other, claiming that wealth is not important at all. One thing is certain: very few view wealth as just one equally vital element among many others (like a single organ of the body).
To claim that wealth is the most important thing in life (or that it is not important at all) is just as foolish as claiming that the liver is the most important organ (or that the liver is not important at all) 

I find it very hard to understand what you are trying to talk about, but from my little understanding I think you claiming that money is important but not as some people see it. I really think that money or wealth is very important and that's why we all strive to get wealthy.  In today's world money makes the world go round and that tells how important it is to the survival of human. I agree with you that it's like an organ in the body, but I really think it's one of the most important,  because I really don't think that anyone can survive without money in this world. We all work to make money to survive,  but we still have other that work smart, strive to become wealthy,  so in my opinion I think money is very important to everyone, but becoming wealthy is based on how you work or position yourself for the opportunity to become wealthy.

[Wiwo]

I have a hypothesis that most people have financial problems because they consider wealth to be the most important thing in life and attach too much importance to it. This creates a cramp that prevents rational action.
Sometimes, such people tend to swing from one extreme to the other, claiming that wealth is not important at all. One thing is certain: very few view wealth as just one equally vital element among many others (like a single organ of the body).
To claim that wealth is the most important thing in life (or that it is not important at all) is just as foolish as claiming that the liver is the most important organ (or that the liver is not important at all)  

Let no one deceive you into thinking that financial information is not needed to become wealthy one and besides, we have very few people on that close, and none of us is in that category yet.

Wealth is a product of knowledge, experience and intelligence that come from long time decipline, that you have control and access to money, which you build as a chain to keep running over time and reproducing (profits), so tell me which aspects don't fall in line with the overall individual successful paths.

[Nwada001]

To claim that wealth is the most important thing in life (or that it is not important at all) is just as foolish as claiming that the liver is the most important organ (or that the liver is not important at all)  

It’s a choice to be made, you know; it’s just like someone saying it’s not compulsory for something to be done, but it's, at the same time, mandatory. Everyone has a desire and limit to where they want to reach and what they want to achieve, while we have those who just want to be able to afford basic things, and they will be satisfied. Whichever one the person needs, hard work and planning are needed to achieve it.

[EluguHcman]

I have a hypothesis that most people have financial problems because they consider wealth to be the most important thing in life and attach too much importance to it. This creates a cramp that prevents rational action.
Sometimes, such people tend to swing from one extreme to the other, claiming that wealth is not important at all. One thing is certain: very few view wealth as just one equally vital element among many others (like a single organ of the body).
To claim that wealth is the most important thing in life (or that it is not important at all) is just as foolish as claiming that the liver is the most important organ (or that the liver is not important at all)quot

Son finally OP, which side are you, do you support in the importance of the wealth or not? Secondly, this discussion should be in the main economy board and not the "Speculation section".

Over to the discussion, wealth is as important as much we desires our financial lives to be especially the thought of living in your dream life which it is not everyone that reaches the goal.
I don't also want to believe that there is anyone living in the reality of life and in the present economy systems that will genuine say it that they don't see any importance in being wealthy.

There had also been people who lives very low esteem who had lost hope of their dreams to be come rich or wealthy, so they only settles for less and only works on their daily breads.
This does not mean they don't find the importance of wealth, they only lost hope and then don't find reasons why they should continue stressing to be rich when they barely afford good medications, food, shelters and quality education.

[Alone055]

I have a hypothesis that most people have financial problems because they consider wealth to be the most important thing in life and attach too much importance to it. This creates a cramp that prevents rational action.
Sometimes, such people tend to swing from one extreme to the other, claiming that wealth is not important at all. One thing is certain: very few view wealth as just one equally vital element among many others (like a single organ of the body).
To claim that wealth is the most important thing in life (or that it is not important at all) is just as foolish as claiming that the liver is the most important organ (or that the liver is not important at all) 

Not a single word or discussion about Bitcoin and its price, and you still posted this in the Bitcoin Speculation child board.

This thread doesn't belong here; please move it to Economics, the discussion fits the main Economics board better than here.

I'm also reporting it so that a mod can possibly move it if you can't do that or don't know how.