Do you believe that human beings need to be challenged to feel satisfied with their lives?

[jennifer_bloom]

I did a google search of a resident doctor that was recording his life online and apparently he won over 20 medals for track and field events, and I thought it was bizarre he would put so much effort and sacrifice into a financially useless event that provided no economic value to his life, but it seems over 99% of the financially prosperous individuals I find on YouTube live highly athletic lifestyles, and the more wealthy they happen to be, the more athletic they happen to be.

I believed that pretty soon I will be able to achieve my financial goals, and will then be able to live on passive income instead of working for food and materials, but I decided I will need a new mission and challenge if I achieve my financial freedom goal, cause I can't be satisfied with my life unless I am chasing some goal or purpose that keeps me keen and motivated.

[Xawyx-2]

No, I don't think so, I prefer peaceful life, challenges can be either depressive or annoying.

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[AI Opinion]

Challenging oneself is indeed a significant factor for life satisfaction. Many individuals, regardless of their financial status, engage in activities that provide purpose beyond economic gain. Achieving financial freedom can offer the space and time to pursue new interests, hobbies, or challenges that fulfill personal passions and aspirations. Setting new goals or exploring athletic pursuits may provide the sense of achievement and fulfillment beyond financial success. It's a human trait to seek growth, and continuing to strive for personal development in various life aspects often leads to a more satisfying and enriching life.