Other #77258 Is this true

[NetemPtah]

This is all quite true.
However this approach is not constructive in any way, when the times are hard for whatever reason, one should stop looking always at the external causes, and deal with the oneself.
It is more difficult? Yes. But do you have any other option? No. You can complain, but this won't change the situation.
If one REALLY wants a pleasant life, will achieve it. Without question. But you must really want it, and stop feeding the victim mindset being around people who always complain as if is always someone else's fault.
Consider building your own life, decide what you want and act accordingly ignoring difficulties. You have to work harder, yes. You will have to make sacrifices, like moving to another country. Sometimes yes. But you can be happier and enjoy life.
People are afraid of the word "sacrifice", and live this concept as just pure pointless suffering.
Sacrifice is simply to give up something today, to have an even bigger pleasure after. Which is simply becoming adults. A person who aspires to complete the desire of becoming a doctor has to sacrifice time and some parties to do it.

When we are young, we are told that we should't worry about these topics as we have "all the time in the world". Not true. After 14 one already has an identity and should be taking life seriously. If you are young, it is very good you are thinking about these topics now. Simply decide how you want your life to be and work toward your goals. Ignore people who complain all the time.
"Economy is harsh". But still some people manage to move millions in periods of crisis.
Life is not supposed to be always easy.

 

[yoanna666]

HP... hai scritto un sacco di cose solo per me... ma quanto tempo ci hai messo? Ti ringrazio veramente

I'm sorry what do you mean here?

 

[Rroco88]

My friend was the other day complaining how yehuborim are taking over the World and how this economy is getting worse each day because of them . I think no one of us likes to get taxed for over 46% for exactly what? How do you guys cope with this. Why did comfort become a luxury and why is everyone on their kneels for Israel. No one seems to care how in the 50s you could work and study but now this isn't possible due to many reasons. Higher taxes, lower paychecks , higher food costs etc etc.. I'm someone who doesn't mind working. But for an example that same friend (studying for a doctorate degree) says he won't be paid enough because of yehuborim controlling even pharmacies and hospitals is this true?
Again I'm young and inexperienced..
Thanks for reading.

This is true to some extent, but I truly believe you make your own reality, especially as you have the Gods by your side and guiding you.
I personally don't see yehuborim controlling everything so much anymore now.
Yes, they control a lot of things, especially the amount of money that are printed, both digitally and physically. That controls inflation, but also the people do.
The amount of money you make and the amount you are taxed depends on yourself (no matter how weird this might sound), and depends on what "career" path you choose, or business, and the country you live in or your business is in, or where you are employed in, if you work remotely or not, etc etc.
Also you can work and study at the same time with ease. I have done it. There are universities that allow you to study without going to lectures and get the same diploma, but you can also go to them if you want. Even Harvard, and other Univerisities as well, offer remote and self-paced courses in different fields.
So, everything literally depends on you. You just have to be curious enough to search possibilities and brave enough to get out of your comfort zone, as in anything, the first part is the hardest.