Quote from: Die_empty on August 12, 2024, 03:58:30 AM

In some countries, their economy has gone from bad to worse, which means the baby boomers and not the millennials or Gen Z should count themselves lucky. My father told me of a time when immediately you graduated from school, there was a job waiting for you to grab. There was less population and less competition in the job market.

At least we can consider ourselves luckier than others, why I say this because we can get things in a much easier way.
In some countries, they are struggling to make ends meet because there are not enough jobs that they can do. So in this case, we as millennials are lucky enough to know how to utilize the existing technology.

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When a country is experiencing a population explosion without economic development, citizens begin to suffer. In my country, our fathers will always talk about how lucky they are. They pity us because we have to engage in more than one job to survive; meanwhile, they had a good life doing one job. Life in developing nations like mine keeps getting harder, and sometimes I wonder what is the hope of our children. But like you said, we don't have to give up; we will keep fighting until we build a better future for the next generation

It is basically impossible to reach the entire population for a much better life, we are in a competition where people who have creative ideas will find it much easier to make money and vice versa we will be left behind when we do not have ideas in making money.
In the past, people only had real jobs that could be done but now there are many jobs that can be done online. For me personally, it is quite helpful because jobs are currently quite difficult to find.

The point is we have to fight because there is no success that is easily obtained, almost many people go through the process to get success even though they have to face failure at the beginning.