How much money to be happy???

How much money do you really need to be happy in life?

[@ryanwilliams989]

Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!

[@maryHenokNft]

Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time .

[@hunter-bourke21]

In fact, I had no prior experience or understanding when I began investing in 2018, but by the end of 2019, I had made a profit of almost $750k. All I had been doing was going by what my financial advisor had told me. This demonstrates that all you truly need is a professional to assist you; you don't even need to be a great investor or put in a lot of work.

[@maggysterling33254]

@@hunter-bourke21bravo! I appreciate the implementation of ideas and strategies that result to unmeasurable progress, thus the search for a reputable advisor, mind sharing info of this person guiding you please?

[@hunter-bourke21]

*Gertrude Margaret Quinto* is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@StellaMaris-lv2uq]

My needs are kind of unique and complex. I'll contact her nonetheless, and I hope I'm able to make something out of it.

[@lapspare4111]

Glad to learn from people who have made it in their life.

[@sudheerk75]

Could just be a comment-bait

[@lapspare4111]

@@sudheerk75 hmmm

[@governorshivashambho5990]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoXEq5WHasqfoaM whatchu know about rollin down in the deep

[@vivekprakasharora2380]

Sir, I agree with this… once I had enough money I started searching for mental peace and permanent happiness.. Spirituality can give permanent happiness 🙏🙏

[@9719432379]

sir sabkuch chor kar paisa to kama loge, mental peace kahan se laoge. What actually is happiness ? - in my opinion state of mind could also be happiness, so i feel rightly said a constant happiness can be achieved by spirituality but then family gets detached because you do not give them enough money and may be their due time.

[@ganganarayanchakraborty7939]

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[@ronuwa]

The more i listen to you , more i get clear about my future goals. Thank you sir. ❤️

[@onelionyt1045]

Same here. Sincerely Thank you.

[@shrinivaskulkarni1565]

True.. Financial stability is important in life to get Happiness.. Your thoughts are relevant about money..

[@satyenderdhull4143]

I am 52 and I can say with conviction your lectures are very relevant even for people of my age...

[@abhinavsanjana]

Respected Sir, You are the Only Person in the World who Speaks Truth, Truth and Truth और वो सच जो कोई नही बोलता ... Hats Off to you ... Salute and Respects ...

[@drsagaryelne3457]

For middle class Indian it is the way forward, even to follow one's passion some kind of financial stability is necessary ...all this ' follow ur passion ' videos are only good after u achieve some financial security...this video makes lot of sense 👍

[@footballmania5185]

You are absolutely right!

[@aditijoshi3888]

It's difficult to reach financial stability, I'm a teacher by profession and in India salaries of teachers are not that great... Now I think I have to choose another career option to achieve my financial stability. This video makes alot of sense.

[@shashwatbajpai9888]

@@aditijoshi3888 which subject you teach ?

[@jkshallinheritearth3883]

@@aditijoshi3888 Majority of Scientists are teachers (like Walter lewin, Feynman) still they follow their passion (of copying Inventions from ancient Indian texts)

[@pappu1022]

@@aditijoshi3888 yes that's what he's telling. First find some job that can earn lots of money and after some years of working come back to teaching. Chetan Sir did the same. India sucks for teaching and research profession.

[@y2k_123]

Being a software engineer this analysis has given me clarity about where i am and my financial goals . The best possible analysis on this very important topic. I thank you from bottom of my heart.

[@armada70]

The most important part is time. You only get only life. With a business you can make other people work 9-5 minimum for their entire life whilst you only do a weekly or monthly check on the business and focus on literally anything else (assuming you have the proper SOP in place which is easy to do if you have the skillsets and ability to take the business to said level.)

[@tarangdesai823]

Thank you, Chetan for taking out time from your schedule and giving it back to society by making such insightful videos! Love you and your content!

[@TheSudhanshumehta]

There are lesser videos like this, where how much is good enough is described. This was quite practical approach.

[@vipuljani07]

Sir, I think you're absolutely right. When we fulfilled basic needs of human being than we talk about other things otherwise all talking are wast of time. Very good discussion. Thank so much ❤️❤️❤️❣️

[@thunderbirdgamingwithadiro5158]

Sahi perspective dia sirji. Understanding capacity develop hua after 20 years of rat race and 45 years. I think pandemic is bringing us to the basics of life which we ignored for all these years

[@simba9699]

Someone who’s talking about money honestly ❤️

[@shan4u903]

He is spot on with that analogy, financial goals do give you happiness cause thats the only sense of achievement which is materialistic and spiritualistic at the same time, its like achieving nirvana amongst your peers!

[@pixelff5044]

The best answer to this question is the person who controls his craves of buying uncessery things and manages his finances. Even if he gets 50k a month, I assume he will be far happier then a person with 2 lakhs spending on useless stuff!

[@nileshamitabh6502]

75k per month earn kar ke bhi khush rah sakta hai. Kabhi kabhi unnecessary kharch bhi ho jaata hai.

[@logicalmind473]

If one has achieved expensive assets like house, car, bike, etc after then you will be happy in 50,000 per month!

[@logicalmind473]

Other than these assets, there will be 2 things where your money will be spent. One is if you organize parties and functions and second is travelling expenses. There is a third one also but that depends on you. If you get a major health issue and you need big amount of money. But that you can prevent by doing yoga daily, eating healthy diet and so on. Otherwise money will be spent only in these two things!

[@NishantBhadauria]

dude..You havent gone to big cities like hyderabad , banglore, mumbai. Here you would require minimum 1 lakh per month to live a healthy life. So, to live a good life you should meet cost index instead of giving this useless argument of person earning 2 lac will spend money unnecessary . Even if a person earning 2 lac spends 1 lac unnecessary , he still have 1 lac to take care of rest but vice versa is not true for person earning 50 k.

[@sam9145]

@@NishantBhadauria truly said, 1 lakh is a basic requirement in tier 1 cities to lead a healthy lifestyle as a family

[@RahulSharma-ic7rc]

We need humans like you to align today's generation to stay grounded and logical in their spiritual, mental and physical pursuits🙏

[@dr.himmatsinghrathore2022]

You are right sir ; as MR Warren said “ after certain amount money does add any thing in your life “ . now I am earning 2.25 lakh and my target is 5 lakh . I will achieve in 03 year . Thanks sir 👍🏼

[@AnujNeogi-ih2db]

😮 have u reached it ?

[@mrahmed.12]

a mentor who is always with his students on every stage of life , thanx sir 😇👍

[@chinmayasinghrawat4622]

Thank you for not talking like yet another financial/influencer/guru 👏 This genuine advice of uncertainty can only come from someone who earned his life and did not get things handed to him

[@gunjannaithani8545]

Yes without financial wisdom one is very unlikely to sustain or even grow, you nailed it Chetan, I request to make a video how someone could bounce back in 40's .

[@amritendumandal134]

Very true. For a professional or business owner it's very possible to make more money. But making more money requires time, and it becomes difficult to spend time and money for personal wellbeing and happiness. I feel when moneytary stability is achieved, people should work more if he/she feels passion for the job.

[@sagarskumar8679]

it's awesome to learn this perspective. teens, including me, think that earning a lot of money is the last resort; however, there is more to life . thanks for your guidance

[@gauravrawat8959]

Absolutely spot on.....when I bought my first santro car I was more happier than when I bought an Audi after some years later

[@curiousengineer6436]

Wow, the 1-1.5 lac salary point hit me hard. It's been 7 yrs since I am into job. Fortunately in same bracket and at happiest stage of my life and family's too, touchwood. Chetan sir's real life wisdom seems impeccable. KZbin keeps recommending me his videos and i find them as if they are made for me.. lol Moreover, i like the fact that he didn't leave his nation when he had all the means of doing so. He prioritized meaning over means. Wondering, aisa gyaan, aise qualified logon se haasil krne k liye laakhon fees lagti hai. .wo free me mil rha hai. ❤️

[@hollywoodsilverscreen3729]

Money is needed according to age, but for stable happiness after one age, it is necessary to be financially stable, on which I agree with your comment sir.....👍

[@pulkitvirmani1391]

Totally agree with every point you mentioned 👍😀

[@ChetanBhagat1]

Glad you think so!

[@motiverendesitater6882]

@@ChetanBhagat1 i am 36 i am single....why ? bcos i only make 55 K per month...with that salary i cant give happiness to my family...so i am avoiding marraige....for me marraige is a huge responsbility, i dont want to ruin my future wife and kids, bcos of my inability....i tried many things in career, but i have not got the hike....mujhe chaaploosi karni nahi aati...na hi mera hard work and smart work kaam aa raha hai, nor my luck is also working nor i have a god father to give me push...i have been trying hard for past 15 years to , but in vain....i had got offers for marraige from rich girls too, bcos of my looks, but ...my male chauvinism dosent allow me to ask money from wife....one day she will also will make TAANA that i am dependednt on her for money..........so i am stuck...but yes, i m happy at this moment....but i also crave for a family, someone to love and loved....lagta hai , astrologer sae milna padega....hahahahah !!

[@chakrabarti9634]

Thank you so much sir💕 some days ago I have requested for this topic... You really listen to the voice of your audience ❤️🙏

[@alokkumarmallik7395]

Glad you talked about this topic. Though i have already crossed the target you set in videos, i was thinking to grow more. Since couple of months i was introspecting what i want in life. Then i realized money is not the only thing that will bring happiness. Even i start earning 5L a month i will even look further to earn more. There is no end to it. I am going to focus more on my health, relationships, family and contribute to society for the best possible way i can and have a better investment strategy to have a secured future plan. Thank you so much for this video.

[@TheSandsplash]

Seriously this is one of the best informative video on youtube.. very practical ..

[@damercy]

It was really helpful to get a specific amount, a goal. Atleast now I know what can be considered a sweet spot to be "Happy" ☺️ Thank you so much.

[@DruixXx]

Thanks for putting a number to define to possibly the biggest professional question of the majority...and that too scaling it to the Indian context. Has really helped me put a perspective to define what is good for me. By and large, this 1.5lpm seems a really good figure to do the things that can make us happy. An eye opener really!

[@realtimequickie]

It depends on where one lives. Because expenses are directly linked with location. Aspirations also drastically change in tandem. Today's day and age, kids think 5L to be the magic number. Having said that, I personally feel that one is way happier with 2L than with 5L. Many may disagree, but I say this from personal experience 🙏

[@TRIYAKSHINDIA]

Completely agree, n I m a core believer in it..not to have more money than you actually need in your entire life...it will not increase your happiness index, n might help in reducing it..

[@harishchander737]

Sir, a very sharp analytical understanding about the need of material comforts. Very grateful. Again many many thanks about sharing your views.

[@rgpmarak4511]

You are absolutely right. More we get more we spent. No end. People are running after money and destroying their lives.

[@alokesh985]

I think the answer to this question has so many factors, that it is practically impossible to actually answer. For example, if you work in the same place you have already have a home in, you'll be saving a lot of money on rent. If you live in a less expensive place, you will save a lot of money. For someone from a place like say, Ahmedabad, if that person works in Ahmedabad, that person will be saving more money earning about 1L per month, compared to a person working in Bengaluru earning 1.5L per month, living on rent. So, I believe a one-size-fits-all figure is just not feasible

[@rishikapoor7430]

arre...you didn't understand issue, addressed here. Re-read the caption, take a deep breath & hear it out all over again.

[@amateurastronomer2624]

Simple answer 5 cr per month that's it.

[@jithinff8686]

@@amateurastronomer2624 LOL

[@jithinff8686]

@@amateurastronomer2624 2 LAKH IS MORE THAN ENOUGHH

[@koushikmandal8445]

@@amateurastronomer2624 why only 5cr ??? Add some more zero ... 🤗

[@rushabhmehta5767]

Chetan sir a very good mentor who teaches life long lessons.....Huge respect for you 🙏

[@viraj1200]

I'm 18 & I belong to a typical middle class family where the day starts and ends with money problems. My only financial goal is to become financially free (before 30). And I know very well how I can achieve it ;) Btw, I love watching this kind of videos of yours, Chetan Sir.

[@akhyar7813]

Same situation like you but little different mindset. I'm 21 & my goal is to become financial free before 26. I set this deadline to become more productive in my journey :)

[@viraj1200]

@@akhyar7813 Good for you bro, need to think more on this now ;)

[@viraj1200]

@Ayushi Nope, waiting for the result, I wanna pursue something I love (I know what that is) :)

[@leelarawat2450]

@@viraj1200 what is it that you want to pursue

[@viraj1200]

@@leelarawat2450 I want to pursue Bsc Yoga, become a yoga teacher, work in different countries, experience a lot of different things in life and at the same time save enough to be financially free :)

[@vinodreddy9365]

Before wealth we need good health as prerequisite,so that we can enjoy wealth also it's good idea to be easy on ourselves rather than being exhausted in chasing money

[@viveksudani2818]

This is exactly what I was looking for in terms of financial goals. Lovely ❤ Explaination.

[@ChetanBhagat1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vinay4238]

One of the simple and best answer to this question, you deserve some extra appriciation for this!

[@seeratarora702]

Yes sir, I entirely agree with you where money contributes a lot in your happiness but up to certain extent. That extent I could understand today through with this video. Thanks for such videos Chetan sir ❤

[@worldcitizen27]

Totally agree!! Thank unfortunately sharing Sir. Mine is more than a lakh, and I'm like..... I don't need more than this, I can buy all the things in the world which I need( not I want).

[@catherinemassey1581]

Hello Chetan, Yeah I just graduated from college here in United States. I just saw your video, it really helped me to understand where should we put our goals.

[@sumeetmoray]

Agreed ... It's nice that you put that in actual numbers ... That clear things out !

[@TheBrainDoc_talks]

Sir don't you think it ll also depend on the financial background of the person...I mean for a person who has been rich from generations , 1.5 per month maybe enough as he has everything in place for him..but for someone who has to start from scratch, 1.5 per month would be way lesser as he would have a lot of financial goals like a house, car children education etc

[@hardikkunkalagunta2173]

That's what he said... It can't be generalised... He said only to be happy...

[@username5537]

Toh bhai 1 lakh kharcha kar iss sab pe aur 50k save kar na

[@modellocomotiveworks2215]

You can also say The one who is rich since generations 1.5 Lacs per month is nothing for him. But who has struggled financially 1.5 Lacs per month is everything for him.

[@9719432379]

1.5 is also not less of a money :)

[@azadjain8534]

It's simple. Buying a house worth Rs 50 lac gives you happiness. Buying a 1 crore house will give more happiness. Buying 2 cr house will give happiness but happiness level will not be increased that much. It's simple remember your childhood days. When you were gifted a cycle, video game or a cricket bat, how much happiness you felt. Now even if you get a good car or good house, you will be happy but that happiness is not the same when you were child.

[@srchaudhary6216]

For many people कितना पैसा होना चाहिए खुश रहने के लिए ?! यह एक क्वेश्चन *था* It can be considered as a benchmark. Awesome 👍👍

[@d9634]

This was truly amazing , I agree with you ❤

[@jagdishraturi9891]

Love you sir, आपके द्वारा जी हुई जानकारी बहुत अच्छी है दुःख तब होता है जब यूट्यूब पर उल्टा सीधा, गाली गलौच करने वालों के sascriber भी आपसे ज्यादा है। हमको बहुत सीरियस होकर इस पर विचार करना होंगा।

[@ravidhankhar6700]

Very finely analysed by the master with 100% accuracy 😁

[@nikhilmukundaphotographymu5315]

V true, unless u have contentment and realise others not only you have to live, u can be happy

[@Yash-ek5gq]

Sir let me just tell you something, you are the only person in the whole Ytube community who gives so real and practical solutions to every questions we have in our minds. I can see no other person doing the same thing. You are the only one who is shaping the mindsets of all the Young Indians. Thank-you and looking forward for your next Brainstorming videos.

[@wattahealth7146]

I completely agree to this. After one point, the intensity doesn't get affected.

[@asthagupta8148]

Nice to hear that money is as important in life as everything else. You are really a wonderful person that you talk on those topics of people whose life is more. was needed so i want to say thank you very much & you're amazing ️ Thank you SIR 🙌

[@dhannjay100]

Sir i am 41 years and single and today u have given direction atleast on professional front to look up to Thanks sir and plz keep making such videos

[@kanishkjoshi9749]

I think you need to have a vision in life to be Happy. Like , I, personally am gonna be a entrepreneur . Not because I wanna have a lot of money to spend on girls or to have luxury cars in my gerage. But because I wanna help people live a better life because of my startup. I have a vision to create a better tomorrow , to give my contribution in this fast changing world.

[@jesusthelifegiver1593]

Wow, bro great vision It's *Garage by the way

[@kanishkjoshi9749]

@@jesusthelifegiver1593 emotions pe dhyan do Bhai , spelling mistake toh hoti rehti hai ,🤣🤣

[@jesusthelifegiver1593]

@@kanishkjoshi9749 I truly get it bro.. Just corrected so that he might get it right next anywhere. Pointing in the corrections out in people will help realise their mistakes and changes. There is no offense in correcting bro.. It's okey to correct me.like we are not 100/100 on everything right so if someone corrects it's good right?

[@jerrybi8400]

Try not to get corrupted by the dark sides of the Capitalist culture. All the best.

[@TalaashMe]

For me - it was the answer I was looking for and that is why intellectual 'Chetan bhagat' is place where I try to find answers for such questions. Thanks a lot sir.

[@sunny_vibes]

Keep inspiring Chetan Sir 👍 You should plan a Q&A session and answer questions from your audience…Looking forward to it !

[@himanshuchawla4283]

I think your assessment is almost spot on. With a rider, vis a vis personal ambition which has no end.

[@Anurag-sw7go]

But sir that 1-1.5 lakh per month also depends on city to city. In Bengaluru, mumbai .. living expenditures are quite high but in b,c class city prices are less. Everything is relative . ✌🏻

[@aniket7103]

Sir I am following your video from past few months & I get very inspired by your views.your videos have a clear & practical approach. Just thanks you sir💫♥️ you are awesome ♥️

[@anshitajharia3608]

True sir ,this topic is a must in our lives..... Money does makes us happy but sometimes greedy too.. Your videos are just logistic and helping me a lot to deal with topics related to personal lives... ☺️#boon to youth ❤️❤️🙏

[@masterprateek]

Sir apki baat sur kr bhut sahi lga aur meh life meh hamesha se hobbies ko pura krne k liye life meh apni earning dekhta hu

[@utkarshkhairnar371]

Reason why I watch your videos is they make sense, are logical and helpfull. Thank you!! Btw sir, are you still in quarantine??

[@jkshallinheritearth3883]

Itna logical hoke Chetan ne kuch Invent kiya ya nahi?

[@Newbutold]

If you keep looking or working for money you will eventually get it. So keep on trying and pushing the bar. Be the best you can be in your life. You are the brand and the product. 🥂

[@hrushikeshvazurkar]

Informative. I had this question for a long time. Now answered 😅

[@raghvendrapal2753]

great sir, like always this video also includes a lot of knowledge

[@Roshanp33]

Totally agree but how I make money matter me the most 🏁

[@utkarshpaliwal8733]

Chetan sir, The best thing I liked about this video is the way you calculated and gave a straight forward answer to this question. I have been thinking a lot since past few weeks to get this answer and checked a lot of videos on youtube but could not get the answer in a simple and straight manner like you did!!! Thanks a lot!!!

[@jayharmonyhub]

Good Analysis, would give more clarity 👌

[@kiritnagda2951]

Financial Goals are must for every one, You have given easy and understandable method..

[@ChetanBhagat1]

Glad you think so!

[@jeevanjoshi1070]

If you own a house with loan, this is relevant. If you do not have pending loans, but hold a property, this money goal will come down by 60%.

[@armada70]

The most important part is time. You only get only life. With a business you can make other people work 9-5 minimum whilst you only do a weekly or monthly check on the business and focus on literally anything else (assuming you have the proper SOP in place which is easy to do if you have the skillsets and ability to take the business to said level.)

[@mrityunjaisingh474]

These days the problem is everyone is talking about things, but very few are talking about the right things. Good thought sir !

[@samridhup]

We as society need to change the way we perceive happiness. Especially in Eastern India. Here, sense of prestige is more imp than money. i e. Being IAS, politician is far fetching then earning 2 LPM. Somewhere down the line we need to re~orient ourselves to glorify dhan. For us to become a real 5 or 10 trillion economy.

[@SagarAbhishek]

Sahi bole bhai isiliye Eastern india jyada underdeveloped bhi hai rest of india ke comparison me

[@jkshallinheritearth3883]

Pehle khud ko Change kar (like kejriwal)

[@SagarAbhishek]

@@jkshallinheritearth3883 Yahan kejriwal kahan se aa gaya? Ek kaam kar kejriwal ke dhol kahin aur ja kar peet aur uski tarah bachhon ki jhuthi kasam khane ki inspiration kisi aur ko de.

[@jkshallinheritearth3883]

@@SagarAbhishek Acha? Kabhi apne pitaji(Kejriwal) ko vote nahi denga?

[@SagarAbhishek]

@@jkshallinheritearth3883 Kejriwal to tera pitaji lagta hai na? Aur mai tera dada. Apne baap-dada ko bhool gaya re tu?

[@somareddychaithra2682]

I completely agree with you Sir I was struggling to set my financial goals But now I have clarity Thank you so much

[@sudinbasu5739]

Yeh goal achieve krne ke liye, I guess FMS Delhi is the best option.

[@NishantKamal21]

One of the great thoughts. Everything in life should be balanced. If you want to increase money then make sure your happiness and well being should also increases with that. If you cant earn more you can earn health and knowledge.

[@TheSumitChaurasiya]

I agree 100%

[@anp303]

❤

[@soubheektewary]

I totally agreee with you on this topic. Money has limit to give you happiness. I think almost every one in India earns ₹ 1,50,000 or less. So that amount of money will naturally put me in priviledged position.

[@nishantpatel1562]

What are your thoughts on AI. As in current scenarios every thing is bounding with advance techs.

[@adityakushwaha3654]

I agree! Balanced life is important but never give up

[@parikshittiwari6279]

Buddha had more luxury than we can imagine, yet he was not happy.

[@kvramakrishnarao7208]

True. Happiness can not be measured with material comforts.

[@theturtlerich2781]

He is talking bout minimum , not maximum to make one happy..logical

[@vinodgoyal1983]

This is interesting and I would agree that 1-2 lakh p.m income is ideal..below that you will have to compromise on your wishes and you may feel let down..You should have patience and you can achieve your goals ..thanks for sharing this video..

[@pulkitkadam2302]

I wish the majority could earn 1 lac/month eventually Country would be happy. Thank you Sir

[@raydjyoti]

If majority earn that, prices of things will also go up due to inflation. So that happiness amount may go to around 3 or 5 lacs/month

[@jithinff8686]

@@raydjyoti OH

[@AkashSharma-mn3bd]

Yes I agree upto a certain level money brings happiness but after a level yr surrounding will try to incept idea u r not happy.

[@a.k.1561]

point to point talks ..ty sir

[@_trader]

Thanks for giving a particular view on how much is enough for somebody.After some point of time when we have sufficient amount of money then we have to focus on our other activities like traveling, fooding, family time, chilling with friends,helping others those who still struggling to get a better life financially . Etc

[@arshnarula3772]

I completely agree with you, 100000 a month today is pretty decent unless your goals are not too much, almost everything can be purchased with it

[@pramithroy4744]

If this scientific presumption being true to some extent then we can assume our 90%population in India is far away from the happiness index...this is absolutely a frightening truth (if so)...

[@gauravjha3986]

Sir, Pahle m Aapke videos or stuff Jada pasand nhi krta tha, I don't know the reason. But now I like your content in you tube on guiding and motivating people.

[@rohitib]

hi Chetan, an apt and relevant video for a question on most people mind. while 1.5l-2l will take of needs for most people across india, it doesnt solve the issue of key financial requirements such as kids education and retirement esp if you want to send kids outside India for studies. Please share your thoughts on this area as well.

[@RP-qv9sc]

Cant the kids take their own debt and pay that after getting job??

[@osshhoh-hx8kz]

What outside india for studies? Have our education system failed? Nawabi nakhre paloge toh 10 lakh bhi Kam padenge

[@adityakushwaha3654]

@@osshhoh-hx8kz not everyone is able to clear cat exams and stuff and many don’t want to get into the rat race

[@allwinjohnny]

I think really the secret lies in living below your means , while having strong investments in place . If one can do that I think money wise they’d be quite peaceful regardless of the income .

[@poojamishra248]

True sir. Monney matters..just having a good career won't satisfy u if you don't earn enough.

[@harshkapoor1873]

Hello pooja... Nice thought... Your from delhi?

[@Uthkarsh7575]

@@harshkapoor1873 bhai social media pe toh chod de ladkiyon ko sundar hein iska matlab baath thodi karegi jyada lalach mein math aao

[@preritmishra1209]

If someone earning 1 to 1.5 (other than metro cities) lacs in a month plus he gets enough time for family and his hobby and passion ...also he is healthy then I feel he is leaving a good life peaceful life

[@Outofimaginationn]

2nd view's

[@saurabhpathak3545]

Sir to be honest I don't have any clarity regarding my goals but one goal what i have is to be independent and support my family financially make them feel proud for what i'm earning today.After watching this video today i set one more goal that will be my income should be sumwhr into lakhs so that i can give better life to my family and rest more then money i want peace in my life.Thank you

[@ShivKumar-lr1sj]

Inflation needs to be addressed too as the limit might change as years pass by due to that. Like 1L + 3% or whatever if you are watching the video in 2023..

[@khandavprasth15]

Yes, I don't make 1.5 lakh per month as I live in Delhi. I understand it's difficult to live with less than 1.5 lakh in Delhi. Money adds up to your happiness . True

[@rupak47431]

From one perspective its right.. but we should not take it too seriously too.. when I took the financial goal too seriously I lost my personal time, health and my realtionships suffered. So, first cutting down the cost to bare minimum brings about the base and after then we can strive to our goal.