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In stark contrast, many people live paycheck to paycheck, burdened by high living expenses, credit card debt, and student loans. It's easy to succumb to feelings of inadequacy while watching privileged individuals seemingly leap through life, landing on success without breaking a sweat. For many, dreams of financial stability morph into distant fantasies relegated to wishful thinking.
The Perception Trap
Cultural narratives, shaped mostly by upbringing and societal influences, color our beliefs about money. Those who grow up in financially limited environments might internalize the idea that wealth is unattainable for them. This can lead to a cycle of self-doubt and resignation, as they observe the success of others who seem to thrive effortlessly.