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I think you'd need to define what you consider success to be. A lot of people are happy with a stable income and living in a smaller city. Unless you're always
by pharke 7y ago
I think you'd need to define what you consider success to be. A lot of people are happy with a stable income and living in a smaller city. Unless you're always trying to live beyond your means or chasing after bigger and better stuff you don't really need to grow your income beyond a certain point. Keeping up with inflation while having enough for savings will do.
I don't disagree that there is a widening wealth gap but I think that is defined by a shrinking middle class, stagnant wages and the funneling of wealth to a smaller and smaller elite.
- lotsofpulp 7y ago> A lot of people are happy with a stable income and living in a smaller city. The stable income (that keeps up with inflation) in a smaller city (or town) is what doesn’t exist anymore, hence the flight to larger cities.