It depends on what one means by the term "a lot of money". Personally, I often used to say that I would never like to win any big money in the lottery. (big - I mean some millions in this case :) because I wouldn't know what to do at that moment. I would probably have to sit down and think about it. But here is the first thing that comes to my mind - if I had a lot of money, I would build a shelter for dogs. Investments are needed there and there is no income, so I would need a lot of money to be able to handle all that financially.

Of course, everyone's understanding of a lot of money can change according to their financial income. You are right. I did not mean a fixed amount here, you can also think of the concept of much as you perceive according to your income. If a person wins the lottery, they may not really know what to do. But if he/she gives himself/herself some time to sit and think, I think he can do the right things. My financial situation is actually good, but I can't do much for people whose financial situation is bad. So even if I do, it's not as much as I want. Or I can't do much for the animals on the street. Yes, I do, but I always think that this is not enough. If I had a lot of money, I think maybe I could change things for them. I always dream of having a child who is in poor financial condition trying to study in a difficult situation (take care of all his needs) for years. But my own needs, the needs or demands of my family and my child are holding me back at this point. I think maybe I can do this. I can build a shelter that will keep the animals in good condition like you said. In fact, I want maybe a lot of money to touch someone's life. And of course, if I had millions, it would be very simple to make my dreams come true :))

I completely agree :) I even think that if I happened to win some big money in the lottery, I would probably share a large part of that money. When I say shared, I mean exactly what you mentioned. To help someone who is in a difficult financial situation, to provide him with a roof over his head, or to provide treatment to the sick, food to the hungry... and similar. Such things fulfill me.

I agree. To be honest, I have been in various situations. And in those when I had much less money, and in those when I had a lot of money. I think I was the same. For me, money is just a passing thing. What remains is more important. Health comes first. Then family, love, happiness, friends... it's something that is "nurtured" throughout life. Unfortunately, money has become a "necessary evil" for us, we can't do without it, that's clear to me. But we should never allow money to become our first and most important priority in life. It is my opinion.