Every person has a dream, a cherished desire, or even more than one. But do we think about how much we need to be happy or what exactly we need to feel absolutely happy? In material terms, everything is very simple: we need exactly as much as we can get if we translate all our material dreams and desires into monetary terms, that is, simply calculate how much certain things cost, which, as it seems to us, are very simple for us. needed. Often the feeling of their need goes away by itself as soon as you manage to get them, and it turns out that they were not so necessary and they do not make you as happy as you expected. For example, I always really wanted to have a Lexus RX350 car and I always believed that this was a pipe dream that would never come true, and if it did, then this car would definitely make me the happiest owner of it. I began the long and thorny path to my dream at the age of 18, when my first car, bought entirely with my own money, was a small pink right-handed Toyota. Since then, I changed 7 more cars before I acquired my dream. But she stayed in my possession for a little over six months, because I soon realized that she was unreasonably large for me, too gluttonous and expensive to maintain. And although all this was, in general, known even before its purchase, a dream is a dream, and sometimes it blinds. That is why we should not be afraid to dream, and even more so to realize our dreams, no matter how ridiculous they may seem to ourselves and especially to those around us. After all, how else can you find out whether this is really so important or whether it is better to step over this stage and move on, try something else, compare, choose? From the point of view of intangible values, such as, for example, family, health, love, friendship and, finally, just a good mood, everything is a little more complicated, but to one degree or another it is possible to determine their price or the influence of material values on spiritual ones. For example, it is sometimes easy to cheer yourself up with some, even the most insignificant, purchase or, say, improve your health by purchasing a certificate in a spa or wellness center, not to mention the fact that in our time both love and friendship are also bought and are sold to some extent, these are, of course, controversial issues, but still our whole life is very closely intertwined with material aspects.