Why More Money and Status Never Feel Like Enough #shorts

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The opening of this shiur, in Charlie Harary’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

A lot of times in life you have enough food in the fridge. So, how come you're killing yourself for the house to get bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger? Ta'avah. It could be kavod, too. There's a lot there. But, let's call it ta'avah for now. Ta'avah ta'avah, what is I like to walk in the room and people be like, "Ooh." That's ta'avah. What are you wearing? How much do you have? I heard about the thing. So, I'm going to spend eight more hours a day trying to get the amount of money that I need so people look at me when I walk in and go, "Wow." What is that? It's called ta'avah. Saying, "Imagine a person goes through their day and I As

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