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You know and I know money can't buy you happiness.
Look at all the rich and famous drug addicted ,divorced ,suicidal people out there.
Money can buy you freedom to choose a life that makes your feel comfortable.
Happiness is fleeting,no one is happy all the time!
Do you think that money can buy happiness for a person?
I remember a number of years ago, when I was very depressed and had considered suicide for myself, a friend, whose husband and she are millionaires, called me up to see how I was doing. She didn't know that I was thinking and feeling the way that I was.
When I told her how I had been thinking and feeling, she basically said to me, "Here I live the ideal life, and I think and feel that way sometimes, too".
Money can't buy you complete happiness, but money can help you buy things that can make you happy to a certain extent. For example, if you like to travel, you definitely need money. If you like to eat, out at restaurants, it's definitely a good idea to have some money.
So it highly depends on what kind of things you want in life. Why don't you calculate backwards. See how much money to purchase all the things you want and then calculate a salary that will fullfill that budget.
Well first you would have to decide what is happiness for you.
I mean happiness can be different for everyone so if your TRUE happiness comes from having material things and the best possible circumstances then i would say a lot of money millions of dollars a year.
But if happiness for example is peace of mind having valuable relationships and etc. it really doesnt matter how much money you have it solely based onwhat you consider happiness to be.
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