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Starting from this question, my answer is a resounding YES, yes I have been ambitious in many aspects of my life, I think that without ambition there is no motivation, no progress because we do not go beyond our limits, there is no self-improvement. To be a person without ambition is to be satisfied with what you have without aspiring for more.
Certainly you have to leave the excess, because everything in excess is bad and a 100% ambitious personality is harmful to mental health.
I will talk about my ambition in the economic context leaving out my ambition for a university degree and personal development. Since I turned 18 years old I have always imagined having a big house, with a luxurious car, I dreamed and still dream of traveling a lot around the world, but that requires money.
Greed has led me to plan a goal that really was to buy a car, I saw many people my age with their own cars and I was envious of the good, because I wanted to be like them. That's why I organized myself in college and started doing mini businesses, buying some things like (clothes, makeup, electronic equipment) and selling them. It wasn't easy, because "ant expenses" and vanities always get in the way.
When I met 
The end was happy, we did not give up with our business, to achieve the goal we lasted a little longer than expected, but we made it, I was able to buy my first car, with my job and thanks to the greed of wanting to get it, I could also finish my college career without problems.
Having greed and aspirations is not bad, but it becomes pathological or sick, when you want to get much more regardless of paying with your physical, mental or family health.
If you made it this far, I hope you enjoyed this post as much as I did sharing it with you.
All personal photos were taken with my Samsung A20s phone. Main photo separators edited in Canva.
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