Buttressing the whole fact, to help people of your responsibilities in staying financially reliable when you've the capacities would as much reduce the level of your expenses with the people in concerned and would enable you to flexibly focus on your personal issues hopefully in your projects of gaining more wealth and enlarging your incomes.
I think more of African people would understand this better where economy system can be so hard and the people struggles to make living and add values to their lives while those opportuned to breakthrough those hard times are being overweighted to grow higher due to responsibility surrounding them.
This is absolutely true. Most Africans are faced with the same issues mentioned here and this is why young entrepreneurs in Africa find it very difficult to sustain their businesses and investments without having to leave their environments or countries to another and even at that, it doesn't stop the taxing from friends and family but it at least reduces burden. This is why I enjoyed the Netflix movie watched yesterday which portrayed a business venture ecosystem that's called the Igbo Apprenticeship System shortened as the IAS which was established after the Civil War in Nigeria and was meant to bring about togetherness in growth in the business environment where successful business merchants amongst Igbo communities accommodate young folks as apprentice and allow them to serve a period of time after which they are given seed capitals and customers to start their own enterprises. This traditional practice within the business ecosystem helped the Igbos to rapidly build their trade markets and strategically depend on each other without becoming burdens to their masters. This is truly admirable and should be encouraged amongst other communities in Africa