QUOTE(MeruChan @ Aug 19 2011, 02:25 PM)
I dont know dreamer but the way you're presenting this whole thing is kinda focus on how to get rich. And how average people are just losers. I just find that a bit offensive. Eg. A stay at home mom decides to sacrifice get career to bring up her 2 lovely kids. That's normal. It's parental love. It's unconditional. She's willing to sacrifice a career and bring up her kids. So would u then say she's not successful? Not the best? Just average person who will never get rich? Different people have different thing that gives them satisfactiOn in life. Who are you to say what people should be aiming for? To be te best and be rich? I think that's a load of crap.
QUOTE(MeruChan @ Aug 19 2011, 06:58 PM)
I am sorry to hear bout your circumstances. and as I say I know a lot of people out there are struggling,
I am not asking people not to aim for money or financial independence but I am saying dont be too obssess in making money that you forget bout everything else that is equally important. that's what i am trying to say.
honestly, I just read the first post of TS. and i am merely asking him what does he mean by rich. if he means being financial independent is rich then okay. but if he's implying that you have to be a millionaire or somebody like donald trump then no. I dont agree that everyone has to be like that to be happy.
I am trying to promote a moderate living. that is having a job that pay bills and enable you to save for your retirement and also having time to appreciate things and people around u.
and i am not saying this is about me either. i am sorry if i come across that way but i really do not like people who are obssess with making money and trying to be rich and when they are..they shove it in other people's face and look down on them and say they are just "average" people and i am the best kinda bullshit.
perhaps, dreamer is trying to motivate. but I just dont like how he is saying average people cannot be rich. my brother's pretty average. and he's financially independent. he's not the best in his job but he has his skills that are in demand. you know what i mean?
If you look at your story of the mother of 2, moderate living is not good enough. She has to sacrifice her career to give the BEST to her kids. I am not asking people not to aim for money or financial independence but I am saying dont be too obssess in making money that you forget bout everything else that is equally important. that's what i am trying to say.
honestly, I just read the first post of TS. and i am merely asking him what does he mean by rich. if he means being financial independent is rich then okay. but if he's implying that you have to be a millionaire or somebody like donald trump then no. I dont agree that everyone has to be like that to be happy.
I am trying to promote a moderate living. that is having a job that pay bills and enable you to save for your retirement and also having time to appreciate things and people around u.
and i am not saying this is about me either. i am sorry if i come across that way but i really do not like people who are obssess with making money and trying to be rich and when they are..they shove it in other people's face and look down on them and say they are just "average" people and i am the best kinda bullshit.
perhaps, dreamer is trying to motivate. but I just dont like how he is saying average people cannot be rich. my brother's pretty average. and he's financially independent. he's not the best in his job but he has his skills that are in demand. you know what i mean?
Is it OK for the mother to say she just put food on the table for kids, give allowance and have them schooled then is ok for moderate living? nevermind if she has no personal time for them? as long as they got food, clothes, shelter and books? No its not!
Aug 29 2011, 11:53 AM

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