The bottom line is always"happiness"

No matter what the pro's or con's of a person is(according to you) it always boils to just one point......Is the person happy from within? and if he is then there is no point bitching or discussing him coz its not affecting him in anyway.When you are happy with yourself you tend not to care much about what's being talked about you.

This happiness is what leads to satisfaction.I mean,if I earn 40000/month n ambani makes a 4 crore a month but he isn't happy whereas I am then ,wotz the point.

What I intend to say is that even sky is not the limit, so if you are after stars then it will take you a few lifetimes to attain that happiness , so whatever you do stick to a level that's satisfying for you n makes you happy and then from there sky is your limit.

It doesn't take money to be richer than a ambani,everyone could be richer than ambani in his own rights its just a matter of your personal satisfaction.

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