When are we ever content with ourselves and what we have? Do we ever think about the cost of success? What it does to us once we finally reach a level of what we call successful? Once we get there is it ever enough? It leaves us always wanting more, more money, more success, simply more of everything we get. It's good to always want to be better, but when do we realize that we need to be content and happy with what we have? It's human nature to just always want more and to want something better. Once you have the funds, you always want to get the best of the best, for most people at least. Where in the midst of our new found success did we lose our ability to be humble? Our ability to appreciate what we already have? Why do we become to hungry for more, when we already have enough? This just makes me think that we, as people, have learned to value money and things more then family and friends and just pure happiness. I mean things aren't real, it's just material. It's not living and breathing. I feel like we should learn to just appreciate who we have in our lives, not what we have. Your a happier you when you learn to just be content. Relax, breath, and just be happy with what you have.