We had a better life than our parents—own a home, retire
with security, travel, etc. Now we all have too much “stuff.” It’s a very
material world.
The American Dream is based on real estate ownership and the
accumulation of stuff. Americans have short memories. High salaries are going
down, savings will be increasing and people will be more conservative about
spending.
Retirement is more drawn out. We’re at depression level
spending with a mentality to use everything we have. There is no real recovery
in sight.
Hopes, wishes and dreams have disappeared. The focused,
targeted career path is now cloudy, unpredictable, and constantly shifting.
We’re not able to get our footing. Not everything is going to be alright.
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