is money important than work?
364946
You must work. Money or no money.\nFresh up early in the morning and go out of your home to work. You need it.
1002641
Yes.  Even if you aren't interested in the money, but the experience and exposure you get from working will definitely benefit you in the short and long run.  For example, how to cope with your co-workers & customers, how is it like to be working, how to handle stress, how to be solve problems, your ability to be flexible, meeting new peole and creating a network of friends and so on.
30406
It's not considered relevant for most jobs.  However, if you have access to the company's money, they may look into your credit because they fear that if you're in a bad credit situation you may need money and be tempted to take some of theirs.
1046522
Work harder than whom?  It's a matter of setting priorities as to how much time a person has to spend with their family.  Is it more important to have certain things (cable TV, stereo system, cool new clothes) or to take the kids out for pizza?  What do you really need and what is just luxury -- really?  What kids want most is their parents' time and attention:  priceless AND free.  For that matter, how many families could actually afford to have a parent at home?  Once you figure in daycare, an extra vehicle, gas, workclothes, meal expenses -- are you really making enough to be worth what you're sacrificing?
1041997
You do have a point but to get money you must have a brain. You could have had that guy with money if you had used your brain. You can get free health care or family assistant health care if you use your brain. Don't stereotype middle age low income mothers we do have brains that can get us a SUGAR DADDY that can take care of our needs or we are motivated enough to get a better job to take care of the family. So money is not important it's what you use to get it.
306298
well, we all need money to live. What other way is there but to work??? If you find out, let me know.
1133761
how much your earn is an important factor, but it`s how much you keep and save/ set aside  that`s most important.\n\nif you can discipline yourself to set aside a fixed percentage of what you earn, and never touch it-absolutely not-\n\nthen you'll surely see your savings grow.\n\nreal necessities are things that IF you don't buy, you'll die or is absolutely needed at home or at work. so, if you see something in a store, think, wil i survive without this? if yes, then don't buy it.\n\na dollar a day is about 30 dollars a month. and 30 dollars a month is 330 dollars a year... and so on.\n\nhope this helps,\nhelpmeets\nhttp://mwfrc.blogspot.com
1114009
work more, spend less
684508
No.  My children, and their future children are much more important to me than money.\n\n'but I would continue to research the potential organism to "fix it", so it wouldn't cause the downfall of humanity... and hopefully still make some money.
846288
I do more work, I own the business, I worked  hard to own it.  I make the decisions that decide whether it grows or tanks.  These reasons and so many more are why I make more than my employees.  My employees are important to me, and dedicated ones are rewarded well in my business, but since I put up the initiative and work to make the business I make more moola.  This is pretty obvious reasoning.
471470
Yes.\n\nI buy the things I need, when I need them. Buy used whenever it makes sense. Return things I do not use. Save for the things that are important to me, and make sure I have enough emergency funds to be in control of my life at all times.\n\nGood Luck!
166097
Well both of course! It's good to save it and invest it into something that will generate more like a savings bond or mutual fund! But spending money can be important too, just don't spend too much and keep it balanced.
715710
How do you feel about your current job? Besides the pay, do you get along with your coworkers? Is your boss constantly checking up on you and questioning your work, or does s/he respect you and give you space to work freely?\n\nThese are the sorts of questions that I ask myself in a situation like your own. While money is very important, unless I was getting offered a lot more money, I would stay where I was if I felt comfortable there.\n\nHow I look at it is that you're at work for (at least) eight hours a day. When you're not at work, or sleeping, you're either getting ready for work or unwinding from work - so it is far better to find a place that you like to work at as it is essentially a second home.
1067784
There is  a difference between being paid well/benefitting from and job and being happy and fulfilled.  The question isn't what would I do, the question is whether or not you are willing to possibly sacrifice the good parts of the job you have for something that gives you the chance to do something you feel is more worthwhile.
165669
This answer would be different for everyone. For me, it is time, because even with all the money in the world, if I do not have time to enjoy it, what is the point? I would prefer to have a job I love to go to everyday, that allows me the flexibility to live outside of work, and make less then be a workaholic that makes tons of cash. Again, thats just me though!
1122045
once you have more money, you will realize your BASIC needs have gone up and you will aim for higher things...so MONEY is indeed IMPORTANT always.
609193
Money is important, but happiness counts more than that, if ur money cannot buy u happiness whats the use, at times u got to take decisions with ur heart and not with ur mind. I can understand ur situation. But everyone has a right to be happy , so why deprive urself. move on, u never know the happiness the other job will give might reflect in better productivity and can also result in pay hike..best of luck and move on