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Procrastablogger · 26-30, M
As someone who grew up in the lower brackets of income of which myself brothers and uncles have all achieved a decent level of financial success
It stops becoming important once your needs are met tbh … once you have enough to not worry about food housing etc and after that it’s less important.
Also depends on the individual and their thought processes in life.
I like material things but I’m not attached to them to an extent where I feel like a bigger boat or nicer watch will improve my mental health in anyway.
The farther we’re removed from nature and creating things the less happier we become.
Once you’re able to comfortably pursue life without worrying about filling the gas tank or stressing over the washing machine breaking… it’s whatever
It stops becoming important once your needs are met tbh … once you have enough to not worry about food housing etc and after that it’s less important.
Also depends on the individual and their thought processes in life.
I like material things but I’m not attached to them to an extent where I feel like a bigger boat or nicer watch will improve my mental health in anyway.
The farther we’re removed from nature and creating things the less happier we become.
Once you’re able to comfortably pursue life without worrying about filling the gas tank or stressing over the washing machine breaking… it’s whatever
NinaCherry · 26-30, F
@Procrastablogger its been actually scientifically proven past 100k it makes people no difference. i would agree with my experiene
Procrastablogger · 26-30, M
@NinaCherry 🤙🏼🤙🏼