What drives you?

"Many people are driven by materialism" (Purpose Driven Life) - according to the book, this is base on misconception that having more will make one more happy, more important and more secure.

But what if you are driven by materialism but the reason is not of the above mentioned? What if you want to have more so you can help those people around you to have a better life. Is there something morally wrong with that?

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