Ambition and greed led both the banker and lawyer to make poor decisions that ended tragically. Driven by their ego and desire to prove themselves right, the banker accepted a dangerous bet he couldn't pay and contemplated murder, while the lawyer grew depressed despite gaining knowledge in prison. These tragic outcomes show that basing decisions primarily on ambition to prove oneself can be unhappy and unhealthy. To be truly happy, one must be content with who they are rather than living for others' opinions.
Ambition and greed led both the banker and lawyer to make poor decisions that ended tragically. Driven by their ego and desire to prove themselves right, the banker accepted a dangerous bet he couldn't pay and contemplated murder, while the lawyer grew depressed despite gaining knowledge in prison. These tragic outcomes show that basing decisions primarily on ambition to prove oneself can be unhappy and unhealthy. To be truly happy, one must be content with who they are rather than living for others' opinions.
Ambition and greed led both the banker and lawyer to make poor decisions that ended tragically. Driven by their ego and desire to prove themselves right, the banker accepted a dangerous bet he couldn't pay and contemplated murder, while the lawyer grew depressed despite gaining knowledge in prison. These tragic outcomes show that basing decisions primarily on ambition to prove oneself can be unhappy and unhealthy. To be truly happy, one must be content with who they are rather than living for others' opinions.
First option Both the banker and the lawyer were corrupted like many people in the world by the ambition, greed, or the need to prove that they are better and capable. Therefore, they ended being a such different person because they believe that it will be easy to stay in confinement for fifteen years or give two million only because of their ego. I believe that ambition and greed are dangerous if they manipulate our decisions. So, it was really worth it? When will we stop living or being manipulate by our ego and ambition? We are humans -like the banker and the lawyer were in the story-, and we have a great way to make good and bad decisions. The problem is that we do not realize about this after we do something bad to ourselves. Like the banker, who realize that he could not pay the bet and start thinking about the possibility to kill another person, and the lawyer, who even if he learns around language, religion, music, philosophy, literature, etc.… he was depressed. Anyway, it only took them make a decision based on their ambition and greed to prove that they were right. So, it was really worth it? I don´t think so. Made a decision or say something only because we want to be right it is really sad. Being, in the bad way, ambitious is just being unhappy with our truly self. I am not saying that we do not be ambitious -yes, we have to be in some cases-, but not if the only goal is prove something to someone else. We almost need to learn being happy with what we already have to receive. When will we stop living or being manipulate by our ego and ambition? Well, I think that when we will ready to stop doing things or not doing things for the rest of people. Maybe if the lawyer and the banker were not so focused in prove that the other was wrong maybe the things were different and the story ended in another way. In conclusion, the real problem is if we want continue doing or construct our life based on another´s person opinion.
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