Socrates also believes that true happiness does not come from money, power or for fame. It comes from having a good and wise soul. He said that a person must be compassionate, be honest, and treat people fairly. Some people didn't agree to his ideas and they made fun of him, but he still kept telling the truths. In the end, he showed that being a good person is more significant than being rich.

Nietzsche talked about the idea of the Übermensch, or “superman,” who is strong, brave, and makes their own decisions. He also shared the idea of the “will to power,” which means our natural desire to grow, succeed, and improve ourselves. He said that life has pain, but we can become stronger if we face it with courage, faith, and confidence. Nietzsche didn't like it when people followed rules without thinking because he wanted us to live with honesty and strength. In the end, he proves that a meaningful life is the one where we think deeply, choose our own path, and become the best version of ourselves.