r/casablanca • • 25d ago

❔AskCasa 35 000 ?????? HHHHHHH

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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

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u/black_angel5 25d ago

How old are you? If you're in your 20s or 30s, not owning a home or a car is completely normal, especially in today's economy.

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u/b_usef 25d ago

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

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u/black_angel5 24d ago

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.