The way we think about money

My thoughts on money are that it is the most important thing in life.

There are people in the world who say, "There are more important things than money," but I personally feel like that's a beautiful thing.

One of the reasons for this is that, as they say, money is the first thing that comes before anything you do, and society is full of things that you can't do just because you don't have money.

From a different point of view, I think that in the activity of "living" there are three things that are necessary for living in general: clothing, food, and shelter.

However, what is needed to get clothes, to buy food, to live in a house, etc. is, of course, money, and although there may be people who are living now only on things that were given to them by others, it is a very small number of people, and basically, it is difficult to get them unless you have money.

It may be a very dry and cold view, but I don't think there's anything more painful than not having money.

It's not very common in Japan, but in reality, there are many people living in countries where many people starve to death and many people are unemployed due to economic depression.

I don't like adults who don't even look at that reality and are content to work as a hobby or get paid as much as they can to make a minimal living.

If you are working hard, you shouldn't put a limit on the amount of money you want to earn.

Because I think this way about money, I think that money is the most important thing, and I want to earn as much as one yen.