I think you may be taking this story too literally.
The moral of the story is to pursue happiness over extreme financial success at the expense of happiness.
The story also acts against the deferred life plan. Many people endure things they hate in order to make a lot of money. In most cases, this is probably a bad thing... especially when there are better alternatives.
The moral of the story is to pursue happiness over extreme financial success at the expense of happiness.
The story also acts against the deferred life plan. Many people endure things they hate in order to make a lot of money. In most cases, this is probably a bad thing... especially when there are better alternatives.