ultimate satisfaction is in your hard earned money!

While I will acknowledge the fact that money is important in our lives because we have to have money in order to fulfill many of the needs that we have in life, I don't think that money leads to a person having satisfaction in their life. I think that the ultimate satisfaction that we can have in our lives comes from the relationships that we have with other people. For me, I know that I would be nothing if it wasn't for my family and my friends and I couldn't imagine living a life without those relationships.

I completely agree with that!

My personal opinion is that making money is not important,knowing saving and investing with your money is the most important. I have friends earning $10k per month but he is spending $15k per month by using credit card, so this is what happen if you do not know how to manage

It is human nature to seek rewards for hard work. And when you receive such reward, you have a good feeling and satisfied. But there's also a negative aspect of dwelling on that. For money is not real, it is only an idea. That's the truth. Once you understand that principle, would you be fooling yourself working hard for money? Or, just generate an idea and turn them to into money?

It's really true that money makes the world go round. People with less/no money at all cannot be seen while those who have are big and have powers.

Certainly hard earned money is a great thing. But I find good pleasure when I get some money by ideas without sufficient hard work. I think science too is always trying to minimize hard work needed in any field, bringing application of new ideas.

Yup! When we get our hard earn money...it's really very satisfying

There is certainly a sense of achievement when you receive you hard earned legit cash! But having cash in hand has another kind of satisfaction attached with it!

yes that's true especially if the earned can supply the needs in the home like paying the bills, grocery and home repair. I love earning online its kinda addictive somehow

I would agree. When you get paid for something you worked hard for, it feels really good.

You are certainly correct. I work at a variety of publications, some of them pay pretty well, while others pay relatively low. I hate reading comments about how thankful they are writing for a certain website without getting paid much or not getting paid at all. When there are so many writers working for peanuts because they're happy for the "exposure" or a place to vent, it hurts professionals like myself and thousands of others.