Sayid's Future Goal Is Focused on Making a Lot of Money

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Sayid's future goal is focused on making a lot of money so that he can buy whatever he wants and have the freedom to travel. He decided that the quickest way to do this is to make promises that he does not intend to keep and to make sure that his employees do not catch wind of his ultimate goal to "get in and get out fast." Sayid is a good example of which need of McClelland's acquired needs theory?

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