Is Money the Main Goal for a Fulfilling Business?

[Moseschidera]

Running a business isn't just about making money. Sure, profits matter, but chasing cash above all else can lead you down a rocky path.
Think about it, when money becomes the sole focus, it's easy to lose sight of what really matters. Your passion, your values, and the reason you started the business in the first place can all take a backseat.
Interestingly, putting money first might even hurt your bottom line in the long run. It can push you to make decisions that don't align with your core business strengths or what your customers truly need.
Instead, consider prioritizing other aspects:
- Creating real value for your customers.
- Building a positive company culture.
- Pursuing work that genuinely excites you.
- Making a positive impact in your community.
When these elements fall into place, financial success often follows naturally.

What do you think?
- Have you ever felt torn between chasing profits and staying true to your business vision?
- What non-financial goals do you have for your business?
- How do you balance making money with other priorities in your work?

Let's hear your thoughts and experiences.

 

[Starmix]

Money is my main goal why manage a business. My goal is live stress free from financial burden and it's through my business that I can live in financial freedom.

 

[Fidelia]

Money is the primary goal though. But there should be other factors that are more important than money when you are thinking of running a business.

 

[Augusta]

Money is the bane of a business chasing profits and staying true to your business vision .can be balanced

 

[Kross]

Every commercial enterprise is meant to make profits. And that is the only fulfilment the owners derive from the business.

 

[Miley]

Yes money is actually the main goal in fulfilling business because if you don't have money how do you even start the business.

 

[neku]

Some people start a business because they want more control over their lives. Employees often have restrictions on how many holidays they can take since they get a monthly salary.

 

[Springtime]

Unless you are operating a social enterprise, money making is the main goal of starting a business. That said, the owners should also consider maintaining ethical practice, and if the company is making profit, donate some to charities.

 

[Kera]

Any business that doesn't make money for the owner would soon turn boring to the owner. Profits must follow a business.

 

[eLdavis]

It mostly depends on why you started the business in the first place. For some making money is fulfilling, while for others, the satisfaction of their customers is what they are after.

 

[Pearl]

Money also matter but having a nice business planning and having a good business connection with customers matters too.

 

[Starmix]

Money rolls so when you have a business that will be having a smooth flow. You can make adjustments without a problem or boost it with additional capital. Money matters a lot in running a business.