Do you remember your young days as children at home and in schools when parents and teachers taught you that being a good human being is what matters the most in this world? Do you also remember your days in colleges and offices when your perspective of life began changing from being a kind human to that of a money-making machine?
For generations in the past, the transformation of time has seen humankind begin life’s journey with education in humility and humanity, only to end up completing this education with the motive of earning money, even if it means disregarding loyalty, kindness, and consideration. Today, our world continues to see human beings live and breathe through the oxygen of our currency, as, without its sufficient supply, we tend to suffocate in debt, leading to depression, loneliness and failed relations.
Our recurring financial greed has made us slaves to commercial value instead of building principles of ethical values, as today we live in a world where people live for the sake of money rather than caring for the people who help them earn money.
The negative impact and understanding of money has grown to such heights that, we even see humans carve their love, and marry people for money as well, as either parent tend to receive and accept huge sums of money to force their child into marriage, or the potential couple decide to tie their knot, having a financial plot in mind. This mindset of neglecting love and values for the sake of money, ruin peace of mind as well as cultural beliefs.
Moreover, besides just ruining people’s personal lives and culture, money has severely impacted the corporate world as well, as though money stands as the primary motive of a business, some businesses end up seriously obsessed with its significance and even fake their identity to a point where it becomes more about financial and marketable offers rather than the actual product itself. This results in businesses losing the initial purpose of starting the venture.
Besides, on the other side of the financial scale, one shouldn’t misunderstand the importance of money from that of financial addiction, as though financial craze in lives (marriages) and businesses can ruin personal and corporate prospects, the ethical understanding and essential use of finances can also help individuals take vital steps in survival and growth, i.e., assuring and helping family members by giving them a healthier and better future. Moreover, the upright use of money in businesses can also help in developing and improving the community as well as spreading satisfaction among the neighbourhood.
