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Which is the amount of money that makes you happy?
If you think that the more rich we are, the happier we will be, that's the beginning of an unhappy life. I believe that any amount of money can buy happiness, but it's obvious that to be happy, you need a minimum economic status that allows you to have appropriate housing and an enriching social environment. However, in my opinion, it's absolutely true that happiness lies inside oneself, and there shouldn't be the need to find it through objects, ambitious goals or economic power. That's why some studies provide data that people who have won the lottery do not become happier years later. So, we can deduce that these economic rewards may produce temporary happiness that will disappear once you give too much importance to money. It is also known that people who live in poverty, sometimes seem happier than high-status people and are more satisfied with their lives, not having the vice of always wanting newer and more expensive objects. In conclusion, I think that we should give value to feelings, friendship and love, much more than things that can be bought and even replaced.