Well, as he can live comfortably, in my opinion he doesn't need to complain. If he doesn't risk to get broken, I think it's enough to be happy.
Living comfortably doesn't make anyone have any real impact on this world. Some people are ambitious and want to make money more than live comfortably.
Not an easy thing at all, if you don't come from a socially well connected family. Quite impossible (OK, quite) if one's family is a slums inhabitant. It looks like since the upper classes realized that simple workmen's families became medium class during the economic boom, they are trying by any means to stop such a phenomenon, destroying the medium class (a colleague of mine in Quora says how multinationals owners manipulate the politicians to produce more and more tax laws and bureaucratic paths to hinder the improving of the small and medium entrepreneurs). We need to be aware of such a dirtiness between the highest levels (they are hindering even the simplest comfortable life) to tackle such a mishap successfully.
That's actually true. Inflation would keep happening at the rate that is higher than a person's salary increase. And you can't have financial freedom with that.
Exactly, I went for a seminar some time back and one of the speakers said no employer will every pay you your true worth, so which means if you are being paid a million dollars, you are helping the company earn way more than that
This is really insightful. Most employers would just pay you something that you are worth double of. And make you feel they are doing you a favour. Financial freedom can't hardly be achieved with a job.
Exactly, they would make you feel like you are begging them, it's best to startup a business of your own the way I see it.
