Siddharth Rajsekar argues money doesn't change who you are at your core, only how you act. Wealth can bring ego and arrogance, or generosity and growth. The difference is whether you stay true to your values.
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Does money really change people? Because I have seen changing people around. So if you feel that you're going to change as a person when you make more money, the answer is yes. But you're not going to change your values. There are some people who change their value system for whatever reason, or for filling up that vacuum. But change is good. You know, if somebody comes to you and says you have changed, that's actually a good thing because they're able to see something different in you in a positive way. So when it comes to money, if people change to a point where they are egoistic arrogant and all of that, then that is— that only shows that the, the whole purpose of them getting onto this journey to make money was not the right reason. Whereas if you see somebody who has changed, they're doing more, they're giving more, they're still intact with their values, but their persona has changed and they're lighting up people around them, that's the kind of person that you want to be around and that's the person you need to be.