often focused on acquiring wealth to be rich rather than having a passion for a tangible product/solution There's nothing wrong with it. On the surface, what i

often focused on acquiring wealth to be rich rather than having a passion for a tangible product/solution There's nothing wrong with it. On the surface, what if someone has a passion which is unprofitable? Becoming rich is the way, and motivation to be able to practice it. And going deeper: having 'a passion' doesn't necessary make anyone a better person vs someone who just wants to give his/her kids a better start, and spend the last part of life being able to pay medical bills.