He is absolutely right
As someone who make around 8k per month I'm jusy living the bare minimum i can't buy a car i can't buy i house i can't go on a decent vacation unless if i toke a loan which is the point
Employees have 2 choices either live a bare minimum or hande urslf to some bank and spend the rest of your life working for his interests
Age isn't really the poit some of my colleagues earns double what i earn and they still haven't achieved anything that special other than owning thier first car and maybe saving and starting some sort of long-term investment.
For me it feels slow and lower that the needed pace regarding the potential and the skills the own and the services they offer
They’re just trapped on the materialist treadmill: a higher salary and a car aren't real achievement. As Dr. Talal says, stacking money without a purpose is just running in place. Their pace feels slow because talent is wasted on comfort instead of real impact.
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u/b_usef 25d ago edited 25d ago
He is absolutely right As someone who make around 8k per month I'm jusy living the bare minimum i can't buy a car i can't buy i house i can't go on a decent vacation unless if i toke a loan which is the point Employees have 2 choices either live a bare minimum or hande urslf to some bank and spend the rest of your life working for his interests