Profwriter
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Economics told us that human needs are insatiable but I think that's only theoretical and not practical because I strongly belive that once one has eaten to his full, he won't be interested in any meal offered to him no matter how delicious and appealing it is.
I don't belive that one has to continually struggle all through ones entire existence or lifetime on earth. There must be that level or height or threshold as many may call it that on arrival you can begin to take the needed rest and escape the hazard and stress for work.
You may not have set the amount of money needed for you to proceed on retirement but assuming you have 100 million dollars, would that be sufficient for you to proceed on retirement or will you still invest and keep doing business?
Share your opinions.
I don't belive that one has to continually struggle all through ones entire existence or lifetime on earth. There must be that level or height or threshold as many may call it that on arrival you can begin to take the needed rest and escape the hazard and stress for work.
You may not have set the amount of money needed for you to proceed on retirement but assuming you have 100 million dollars, would that be sufficient for you to proceed on retirement or will you still invest and keep doing business?
Share your opinions.