Oooohh...I'm so many comments behind...damn you real life.
Hmmm 3 important things to me, okay
- Money; not necessarily cold hard cash, but anything that legally give me money. I know this sounds materialistic but I'm a material girl, in a material world 😌. I like the sense of security and stability it brings , I like the fact the it gives me the ability to make choices.
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- Healthy relationship with people: I value my relationships, so I always put in extra effort into them because of how important they are to me. I like knowing what impact and positive things I bring in whatever relationship and what positive thing I'm gaining also, all for our mutual growth.
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So a healthy relationship is quite important to me. - Food🙈: this last one is a bit funny, but it's true. I really really love food, I'm a proud member of the foodie gang. I'm not just talking about eating to survive, it's more than that. Everyone that knows me, knows I don't joke with food, I love try ing out new cuisine, restaurants and stuff. It's more like a hobby.
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The most important item to me on that list would be healthy relationships with people.
😂 😂 😂 Oh my goodness!!! You're so real with your comments.
Money? That's very important, how did I miss that. Well, good you brought it up.
A foodie indeed and like @moon-city i would love to know your favorite meal.
I don't know, I think money is a byproduct of what you do so...it's implied? Also, one can get anything money can buy given infinite amounts of time. So...if we reverse engineer it, it turns out money is time. But infinite amounts of money cannot buy you infinite amounts of time, so I guess it's also...not.
I laughed a lot at the intelligent response that I saw in a snippet from a conference with two good partners, two of the wealthiest and most intelligent people known to the public. I think this one was Charlie Munger (so guess who the other one was — one should learn about him at some point if one's hobby is money or if money is one's hobby).
They were talking about the danger of inflation and ways to handle it. The question was:
And the answer:
I love your honesty here and I do agree that money gives greater purchasing power. You go girl!
Healthy relationships are quite valuable! Mutual growth...yes this is THE key word ❤
We have a serious foodie here 😏 I see hmm hmm. I am curious to hear, what is your favorite cuisine or food? (Let's make it a litrke harder for you, pick only one) 🤣
My favorite food is FISHERMAN Native soup and Eba. It's a local delicacy from my country - Nigeria
Wow this looks absolutely delicious! Thank you so much for sharing this. I am very interested in finding a Nigerian based restaurant over here. Hahah I love seafood a lot. 🐟
This looks absolutely flavourful.
It is ....where do you stay? I'm sure a nigerian restaurant wouldn't be to hard to find
I am in Toronto, Canada. I searched it up and found several locations! I am in luck
That's surely going to be hard for her.... How can I pick one out of my numerous favorite meal?
She has made me very curious about finding the nearest Nigerian restaurant I can find here!
You're not behind, you were perfectly on time.
Money, the ability to furnish our lives with the items we need, is incredibly important. I'm not one to value flashy things too much but if one didn't have the funds to take care of one's health it wold be of detriment, just as an example. So yep, money is important. A healthy relationships is also valuable I think. Many valuable relationships indeed, meaning our relationships with all and sundry. I guess what I'm getting at is the way we treat and interact with everyone. A lover will get certain aspects, the person at the shop behind the counter others. All should be approached with respect and we should seek to be our best version as often as possible to nurture our relationships.
Food? Goes without saying. 😂
Haha love the honesty that you are a bit materialistic! I have to agree with you on food, good and nice food is very important!
It really is😅