What does really matter? Sometimes I look at my coleagues and I feel that I am not as much successful in my career. With the same age they make more money, they travel, have their own houses. When I am relaxing on a weekend or vacation, even though I know it is totally fair to rest, I feel guilt for not being working, studying or doing something productive. That makes me wonder about this culture of having your worth mesured by how much you produce and money you make. So, if you are not rich, but have spare time to work more you are automatically lazy. You failed in life. But what if someone is happy by just having enough to live decently? You won't take anything when you die. So, maybe buying a house is pointless. I don't drive (I have fear of driving) and I can see the disappointment on people's face. I am the one incapable of buying a car, of driving, such a shame. I believe this culture is making people unhappy or even depressed. I try not to feel guilt for living in my way, but it is hard being judge all the time. I advise you guys being yourselves. Maybe the next generation change this mentality. Could you please, correct this small text of mine? Thank you!