Once a person is financially free, the extra money above their needs becomes a game. I think they just want to see how far they can get. I think you can see this in families with "old money". They have not had to struggle, so money is more abstract, just points in a game. I have met few such people in my life. They have a sense of peace. They are usually humble and embarrassed that people value them for their money instead of who they are. They want to be known for their own achievements rather than their wealth.

Although for some, they never reach a point where they feel they have enough. I think this internal battle reflects that they don't feel that they themselves are enough. And though they may be wealthy, they will go to great lengths to make more money, even to the level of being criminal. They measure their self-worth by how much money they have.

For those of us who struggle, it is as much a game. Except we don't know the rules. And we don't know how the game is won. I think we see this play out on HIVE. Some will spend all their earnings soon after they have it. Some will stake their HIVE and HBD to increase their earnings. And there are delegation and HIVE SBI to help build up our earnings potential. Some of the struggle is due to ignorance. But we all have the ability to investigate the game to find out how to win.