Pursuing more, or learning to be content?

In the world of investing and financial management, we often hear "work harder," "be more proactive," "earn more." Investors keep increasing leverage and taking on higher risks until the market crashes; professionals chase promotions and income, only to find that health and family have already been seriously affected.

This naturally makes us think: is the ultimate goal of financial management really "the more, the better"?

In fact, the most important word in the world of money is not "return rate," but—"enough (Enough)."