Living for money is bad. Doing anything just for money is bad. Find some other reasons, like enjoying the job, liking the job, or it gives you something else than money (positive experience, knowledge, is physically positive, anything but money as a reason).

Do things because you want to, because you like to, because it is useful for you, and not because you get paid for it in money. Living for money is wrong, it teaches to do things only in the presence of money, but you should be able to do things, and want to do, without it.

If you do something you like, and not for money, you don't get stress from it. Stress makes ignorant and weak minded people smoke, drink, causes physical damage, etc. Can fuck up one's life simply because didn't know better.

LOL, I recommend that you swear on the Oxford English dictionary before writing ( no offense ).

Anyway, any job motivated by money has a very slim chance of success. Furthermore, all chances and mediums of making money are not morally and lawfully correct. Therefore, the answer to the question is ultimately no.

"Once a thief was wondering about his theft and fighting with his moral conscience. But then he realized that there was no God to reprimand him so fuck it! Whew-hew!"

Children, I recommend NEVER to follow the example set by these atheistic thief.

Um, need more information. Is the opportunity legal, ethical, fun, productive, etc? You're basically asking, "If you have a decision to make, what is your answer?"

Depends whats the opportunity?

great another spammer.

If monetary gain conflicts with my moral integrity, it is out of the question.

So, if some random guy walks up to me and offers me one grand to have sex with him, I should just do it?

No thank you.

The more Down votes you do the more I will post on this side.

"If you see the opportunity to make money, you should take it." There. That is the grammatically correct version.