> I can't imagine had I grown up busy farming and raising siblings and then children in my 20s I would have been able to accomplish anything at all. This real

> I can't imagine had I grown up busy farming and raising siblings and then children in my 20s I would have been able to accomplish anything at all. This really depends how you frame 'accomplishment', which is very much up to you. I think that successfully raising children who can successfully raise children is in and of itself an accomplishment; forming a family and keeping it intact through your inevitable troubles, working the land and producing enough excess food to earn everything else you need... our culture would be better if we actually viewed such people as 'accomplished' instead of pretending that being a C-suite officer of some SaaS b2b griftware is inherently of more value to anyone, anywhere.