Some people think personal happiness is directly related to economic success, while others believe this depends on other factors. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion.

In our contemporary society, many
people
tend to find happiness by running after
money
. While some thought that economics is not our final goal in
life
.
This
essay will discuss both trends and explain my idea about
this
problem.
To begin
with, financial stability provides a perfect platform that helps
people
live in
this
modern
life
.
People
need
money
for basically needed in
life
such
as paying the bills and helping their children go to school.
Furthermore
, in some societies in the world,
money
is the measure of
life
,
for example
, in Asian culture, success in
life
means taking care of the family by making lots of
money
. If someone who graduated from university and earned for themself but not their parents in the village, they can be called “the looser”.
On the other hand
,
money
cannot buy most of the important necessaries in
life
such
as mental health, physical health, and peace inside. While the young generation is working hard every day to make
money
for their
life
, lots of elderly are spending their lives in hospitals.
For instance
, research by Queen university in 2020 found that the more young
people
sit and work for more than 10 hours a day, the more likely they are to have osteoarthritis after the age of 35. In conclusion, from my point of view, budgetary accomplishment is necessary but not all. There are many ways to be happier in
life
without
money
such
as spending time with family, working out to improve physical health or just enjoying
life
by chilling ways.
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