I opened ChatGPT and asked.

"I feel vanity is anything you do that does not benefit others, at least 50 people in the end, but it's just for your own benefit. Using this analogy list 50 vanities. And 50 non-vanities."

From These 50 Vanities, Which Do You Hate The Most?

Using your analogy—that vanity is anything that benefits only oneself and not at least 50 people—here’s a categorized list:

50 Vanities (Self-Benefiting Only)

1. Buying an expensive sports car just to show off.
2. Spending hours in front of the mirror admiring yourself.
3. Hoarding wealth without giving back.
4. Building a mansion far bigger than necessary.
5. Wearing luxury brands just for status.
6. Taking selfies just for attention.
7. Collecting rare watches but never sharing their history.
8. Pursuing fame with no intent to help others.
9. Keeping all your knowledge to yourself.
10. Having plastic surgery just to boost personal ego.
11. Throwing an extravagant party only for yourself.
12. Buying excessive designer clothes you don’t wear.
13. Spending money on elite clubs just to be exclusive.
14. Posting flashy social media updates for validation.
15. Investing in personal aesthetics with no social impact.
16. Hoarding information others could benefit from.
17. Getting a PhD only for prestige, not to educate.
18. Overdecorating your house with gold and jewels.
19. Buying excessive land and leaving it undeveloped.
20. Building a private island no one else can visit.
21. Creating art but never sharing it.
22. Writing a book just to see your name in print.
23. Spending millions on a wedding just to outdo others.
24. Traveling solely for status, not experience.
25. Collecting exotic pets just for show.
26. Owning multiple luxury cars you barely use.
27. Investing in assets but never donating to charity.
28. Ignoring social issues because they don’t affect you.
29. Using exclusive VIP services to feel superior.
30. Being obsessed with personal fitness but never teaching others.
31. Buying private jets purely for status.
32. Purchasing art just to lock it away.
33. Spending thousands on a haircut no one else notices.
34. Owning expensive jewelry but never gifting any.
35. Going to expensive restaurants just to boast.
36. Flaunting wealth but never uplifting others.
37. Buying unnecessary technology upgrades to feel superior.
38. Taking luxury vacations without cultural engagement.
39. Having a collection of rare wines you don’t share.
40. Hiring a personal chef but never feeding the hungry.
41. Refusing to teach your skills to others.
42. Keeping generational wealth a secret from family.
43. Bragging about personal success but not mentoring.
44. Owning a yacht just for show, not experiences.
45. Spending more on appearance than personal growth.
46. Hoarding knowledge instead of spreading wisdom.
47. Avoiding social causes because they don’t benefit you.
48. Ignoring mentorship opportunities.
49. Living in excess while others suffer.
50. Seeking awards just for self-promotion.

For some crazy reasons,I detest number 3

From These 50 Non-Vanities, Which Would You Dedicate Your Life For?


50 Non-Vanities (Benefiting At Least 50 People)

1. Donating to charity.
2. Building a school in a poor area.
3. Funding scholarships for students.
4. Teaching valuable skills for free.
5. Volunteering at shelters.
6. Creating job opportunities.
7. Organizing community cleanups.
8. Offering free medical services.
9. Mentoring young entrepreneurs.
10. Building affordable housing.
11. Providing free financial education.
12. Supporting small businesses.
13. Sponsoring orphans.
14. Creating open-source software.
15. Writing educational books.
16. Investing in community projects.
17. Donating food to the hungry.
18. Providing clean water access.
19. Advocating for better healthcare.
20. Supporting mental health awareness.
21. Funding scientific research.
22. Sharing knowledge on social media.
23. Volunteering for disaster relief.
24. Donating blood.
25. Training underprivileged youths.
26. Creating free learning platforms.
27. Supporting renewable energy projects.
28. Hosting free workshops.
29. Advocating for human rights.
30. Promoting sustainable agriculture.
31. Speaking against social injustice.
32. Sponsoring free healthcare drives.
33. Encouraging ethical business practices.
34. Supporting local farmers.
35. Contributing to open-source projects.
36. Coaching sports teams for kids.
37. Organizing free mental health seminars.
38. Providing employment for ex-convicts.
39. Teaching financial literacy in poor areas.
40. Supporting climate change solutions.
41. Advocating for free speech.
42. Protecting endangered animals.
43. Promoting fair trade.
44. Writing free blogs to educate.
45. Supporting women’s empowerment.
46. Hosting free medical checkups.
47. Running a free library.
48. Supporting disabled individuals.
49. Creating awareness about cybersecurity.
50. Teaching conflict resolution.

Omo out of this 50 I hate almost 30+



Don't even know where to start sef..

:oj

As for non vanity I choose number 17.

Donating food to the hungry.

Dundalk:
Omo out of this 50 I hate almost 30+



Don't even know where to start sef..

:oj

As for non vanity I choose number 17.

Donating food to the hungry.

Not a bad choice, if you ask me. What would be your second and third?

cappucino925:
For some crazy reasons,I detest number 3

3. Hoarding wealth without giving back.

Who do you think is an example of this in Nigeria?

iLegendd:


Not a bad choice, if you ask me. What would be your second and third?

Number 12: . Supporting small businesses.

And..

Number 6:. Creating job opportunities.

iLegendd:
From These 50 Vanities, Which Do You Hate The Most?

Using your analogy—that vanity is anything that benefits only oneself and not at least 50 people—here’s a categorized list:

50 Vanities (Self-Benefiting Only)

1. Buying an expensive sports car just to show off.
2. Spending hours in front of the mirror admiring yourself.
3. Hoarding wealth without giving back.
4. Building a mansion far bigger than necessary.
5. Wearing luxury brands just for status.
6. Taking selfies just for attention.
7. Collecting rare watches but never sharing their history.
8. Pursuing fame with no intent to help others.
9. Keeping all your knowledge to yourself.
10. Having plastic surgery just to boost personal ego.
11. Throwing an extravagant party only for yourself.
12. Buying excessive designer clothes you don’t wear.
13. Spending money on elite clubs just to be exclusive.
14. Posting flashy social media updates for validation.
15. Investing in personal aesthetics with no social impact.
16. Hoarding information others could benefit from.
17. Getting a PhD only for prestige, not to educate.
18. Overdecorating your house with gold and jewels.
19. Buying excessive land and leaving it undeveloped.
20. Building a private island no one else can visit.
21. Creating art but never sharing it.
22. Writing a book just to see your name in print.
23. Spending millions on a wedding just to outdo others.
24. Traveling solely for status, not experience.
25. Collecting exotic pets just for show.
26. Owning multiple luxury cars you barely use.
27. Investing in assets but never donating to charity.
28. Ignoring social issues because they don’t affect you.
29. Using exclusive VIP services to feel superior.
30. Being obsessed with personal fitness but never teaching others.
31. Buying private jets purely for status.
32. Purchasing art just to lock it away.
33. Spending thousands on a haircut no one else notices.
34. Owning expensive jewelry but never gifting any.
35. Going to expensive restaurants just to boast.
36. Flaunting wealth but never uplifting others.
37. Buying unnecessary technology upgrades to feel superior.
38. Taking luxury vacations without cultural engagement.
39. Having a collection of rare wines you don’t share.
40. Hiring a personal chef but never feeding the hungry.
41. Refusing to teach your skills to others.
42. Keeping generational wealth a secret from family.
43. Bragging about personal success but not mentoring.
44. Owning a yacht just for show, not experiences.
45. Spending more on appearance than personal growth.
46. Hoarding knowledge instead of spreading wisdom.
47. Avoiding social causes because they don’t benefit you.
48. Ignoring mentorship opportunities.
49. Living in excess while others suffer.
50. Seeking awards just for self-promotion.

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iLegendd:
From These 50 Non-Vanities, Which Would You Dedicate Your Life For?


50 Non-Vanities (Benefiting At Least 50 People)

1. Donating to charity.
2. Building a school in a poor area.
3. Funding scholarships for students.
4. Teaching valuable skills for free.
5. Volunteering at shelters.
6. Creating job opportunities.
7. Organizing community cleanups.
8. Offering free medical services.
9. Mentoring young entrepreneurs.
10. Building affordable housing.
11. Providing free financial education.
12. Supporting small businesses.
13. Sponsoring orphans.
14. Creating open-source software.
15. Writing educational books.
16. Investing in community projects.
17. Donating food to the hungry.
18. Providing clean water access.
19. Advocating for better healthcare.
20. Supporting mental health awareness.
21. Funding scientific research.
22. Sharing knowledge on social media.
23. Volunteering for disaster relief.
24. Donating blood.
25. Training underprivileged youths.
26. Creating free learning platforms.
27. Supporting renewable energy projects.
28. Hosting free workshops.
29. Advocating for human rights.
30. Promoting sustainable agriculture.
31. Speaking against social injustice.
32. Sponsoring free healthcare drives.
33. Encouraging ethical business practices.
34. Supporting local farmers.
35. Contributing to open-source projects.
36. Coaching sports teams for kids.
37. Organizing free mental health seminars.
38. Providing employment for ex-convicts.
39. Teaching financial literacy in poor areas.
40. Supporting climate change solutions.
41. Advocating for free speech.
42. Protecting endangered animals.
43. Promoting fair trade.
44. Writing free blogs to educate.
45. Supporting women’s empowerment.
46. Hosting free medical checkups.
47. Running a free library.
48. Supporting disabled individuals.
49. Creating awareness about cybersecurity.
50. Teaching conflict resolution.

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There's a lot I don't like on that vanities list — so pathetic. That bolded is so annoying. On the second list, there's a lot: although it's best we choose 1 to 5 of them to avoid overstretching ourselves in the beginning. Im

😏😏😏

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