a reflection of value based on revenue

I find myself grappling with a profound sense of sadness

A few miutes ago someone brought up a discussion about something, which to this second still lodged in my brain, something about revenue

Confusion overtook my mind and I began to explore my thoughts based purely on how my senses had grown over the years

Does the value always have to be in accordance with the revenue obtained?

then what about something related to volunteer activities?

Does that mean it's not worth anything?

Does that mean it doesn't have any value?

in my personal opinion, Revenue can produce two different values ​​in my opinion, namely material and non-material Material Income is often easier to measure because it involves physical transactions. while Non-material refers to income derived from assets or services that are intangible or cannot be physically touched

Non-material income is often related to intellectual property rights such as copyrights, trademarks or patents.

The assessment of non-material income may be more complex than material income because it can involve more abstract calculations.

but that doesn't mean that non-material things are worth nothing, right?

I realize that it is possible that not everyone will agree with me. There are those who may have opposing points of view or even completely different from what I believe.

and perhaps the sadder fact is that this person is the closest person.

If he thinks revenue is important than anything else then what can I do?

he wasn't completely wrong, right

However, amidst the sadness and confusion, I realized that everything brings valuable lessons. I learned to understand other people's opinions more and be wiser in accepting those opinions

Yes, even though I'm still sad right now because I feel like some of the things I do are useless because of that 'revenue thing'.

Idk, Who cares.