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Why Everyone SEEMS to Have More Money Than You
Summary
This video explains why people who seem richer than you might not actually be so, and emphasizes the importance of distinguishing reality from curated social media depictions. It outlines that many people live above their means, falling into a lifestyle trap driven by societal expectations, but that those who focus on long-term wealth creation and smart investing are often the most genuinely wealthy.
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