There is some evidence that people who place an especially strong emphasis on the pursuit of wealth and materialistic goals tend to be somewhat more successful and happy, compared to others.

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Zybrea Knight · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Research generally shows that people who prioritize wealth and materialistic goals often report lower levels of happiness and well-being compared to those who value intrinsic goals such as relationships, personal growth, and community involvement.

There is some evidence that people who place an especially strong emphasis on the pursuit of wealth and materialistic goals tend to be somewhat more successful and happy, compared to others.

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