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Yes, I'd stop spending on luxuries. Do corporations ever tout this new department or new project as a luxury? Isn't it always: "this new thing is vital to our c
by ttymck 4y ago
Yes, I'd stop spending on luxuries. Do corporations ever tout this new department or new project as a luxury? Isn't it always: "this new thing is vital to our continued success and growth!"
- listenallyall 4y agoa) life tip: don't take anything a corporation, or its executives, says literally. Use your own brain. b) congratulations if you could lose 50-100% of your income and only need to drop luxuries. for the majority of the population, it would require sacrificing housing, clothing, healthcare or food to some extent.
- TheCoelacanth 4y ago"Opportunity for growth" is the corporate equivalent of "luxury". They can't pursue every possible opportunity for growth, they have to pick and choose. When times are good, they pursue more; when times are bad, they pursue less.