[Oh_Well]

Do you have an ultimate goal in something that you want to achieve, or is everything for you money-driven?

By ultimate goal, I don't mean "getting rich"; I mean mostly achieving something that will have a huge impact or change people's lives.

I think for me it's a switch that turns on and off depending on how stressful a period is. When I'm going crazy with responsibilities, I'm like, "I need anything that makes me money", but when things are casual, I'm more into a greater cause of helping people any way I can.

[sharn]

Money is important because it gives you choices and independence.
But I would not want to spend my entire life chasing it without doing anything meaningful.

[Yin Yang]

A little bit of both. More so $

[Hern]

I will say I am mostly "passive driven" in that I look to the future and want to be sure I am pushing myself forward into a better place so that I do not have to grind 24/7 the older I get. I also want to create and or be part of things that last a lifetime. Thinking back on projects or groups that I participated in that are long lasting is the best feeling overall and even beyond money but to chase that feeling.

[Eran]

I am peace driven. But in my situation I need money to achieve peace so I guess you could say money driven-.

[DAL-SHA]

I've read it some where that money is like water , when you clinge to it very tight it will escape , when you push it , it comes back flowing in a wave form !

[Deany]

Money driven. All I see are dollar signs.