Actually, no. Money as an end in itself is your Qliphoth. You should not make money your goal; set yourself concrete goals instead.
Money itself can lead people away from reality. I am talking about great wealth, not the necessities of everyday life.
I saw a post by a certain “witch,” God forgive me, explaining how money supposedly makes a person “free.”
I saw her idea of “freedom”: lots of jewellery, apparently meant to give her weight and importance through wealth. To my mind, these are weights that make it harder to escape the Qliphoth.
A free person does not try to appear to be someone they are not, does not build screens around themselves, and would never say something as foolish as that material possessions confer freedom.
Material things are needed to meet the needs of the body. Spiritually, however, they pull us back towards the physical world.
This does not mean giving them up. It means that material possessions cannot be an end in themselves in magic. Once you understand this, things will begin to change, and the work will start to bear fruit.
Rituals that cling to matter will only drag you down.
Which feeling lasts longer: contemplating a flower, or buying a piece of jewellery?