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Some people say the main way to be happy in life is to have a lot of money. How might having a lot of money make people happy? What other things in life can make people happy?

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Having
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 is a necessity for our life, most vital things for survival can’t be bought for free, but feeling joy relates to many things other than
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, including but not limited to, health and family. Being healthy and supported by your parents and siblings all the time, gives you a comfortable feeling. Frankly, most people think that
money
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 is the only way to be happy, despite having millions of dollars doesn’t guarantee good health for you, it gives you the opportunity to buy the medication and food you need.
One
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 more example of the things that can be bought with
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 is the house, there are millions of homeless people all over the world, and no
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 believes that these people are happy about sleeping out in the open. Travelling different countries is
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 of the reasons that gives you
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 awesome feelings.
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, there are various examples showing that
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 is not essential for us,
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 of these is the family (e.g., parents, brothers, wife, and sons), because there is no doubt that losing
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 of your family members is an awful thing,
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, having your siblings by your side makes you feel happy all the time. People who suffer from insomnia can be another clear model for
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 priceless things we can’t buy with our
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. To conclude,
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 of all people’s hopes is to have a lot of
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, and no
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 can say that having
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 is useless,
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 words are meaningless, but having a lot of cash
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 in your bank account can’t give you a precious moment to spend with your family, or let you sleep if you are not able to do.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Financial security
  • Basic needs
  • Comfort
  • Luxury
  • Freedom
  • Altruistic
  • Philanthropy
  • Nurturing relationships
  • Fulfillment
  • Sense of accomplishment
  • Physical well-being
  • Spiritual beliefs
  • Community involvement
  • Gratitude
  • Mindfulness
  • Simple pleasures
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