`=>` The notion that being selfish inevitably leads to wealth is a flawed one. While self-interest can certainly be a motivator for success, prioritizing personal gain at the expense of others often leads to strained relationships, damaged reputations, and ultimately, unsustainable business practices. True wealth encompasses not just financial prosperity but also strong connections, a positive impact on the community, and personal fulfillment. Building a lasting legacy requires collaboration, empathy, and a commitment to ethical conduct – qualities that selfishness undermines.

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`@` selfish: ích kỷ

`@` self-interest: lợi ích cá nhân

`@` at the expense of others: với cái giá phải trả của người khác

`@` strained relationships: mối quan hệ căng thẳng

`@` damaged reputations: danh tiếng bị tổn hại

`@` unsustainable business practices: các hoạt động kinh doanh không bền vững

`@` financial prosperity: thịnh vượng về tài chính

`@` strong connections: mối quan hệ vững chắc

`@` positive impact: tác động tích cực

`@` personal fulfillment: sự hoàn thiện bản thân

`@` lasting legacy: di sản lâu dài

`@` collaboration: hợp tác

`@` empathy: đồng cảm

`@` ethical conduct: hành vi đạo đức

Đáp án:The selfish lifestyle is a term that is not unfamiliar to us. It is a complex issue in society that has been around for a long time but has yet to be thoroughly resolved. Selfish individuals are those who only think of themselves, not caring about others. They only want to receive and take without sharing with others. This selfishness isolates them in a closed box, separate from society, making them lonely, even ostracized. Because no one wants to engage or be friends with a selfish person. Moreover, these individuals are prone to selfish actions and malicious thoughts to satisfy their ambitions, regardless of the harm it may cause to others. To combat this trend, we need to emphasize educating love and sharing for every individual from a young age. Only when a person knows how to love, share, and understand the meaning and joy of it,