TLDR; Why does economic power dictate social class?
Where do you draw the line between success and failure? I have led on to not impress people considering my lot in life, however, I don’t get lost without ambition considering the expectations of those people around me. Some people excessively boast of their achievements when they compare themselves to those they envied growing up as if they feel like a victorious underdog. It is possible I could have published 6 chapbooks of incoherent garble and called that poetry, though I feel like I would have dishonored the casual reader and led my reputation away like other poets have made for themselves. Success is a benchmark you set for yourself, and while I still haven’t published my first fiction novel, I do feel successful given my life stability and day by day productivity. I am not envied by money greedy hoarders, though I am mentally sound and emotionally in control, and a reliable employee to my business cause, which is enough to say that I am a busy and hardworking person, regardless of my income. Making more money doesn’t infer that you lead a busier life, though it subtly provides an impression of economic power, which people derive their order from in view of social class. A person is more important than you when you choose to admire them, aside from this, you define what rules you by how you establish your own personal goals.
On a side note, what path do you set to live the good life? In essence, there are too many government collars that exceed the average income, for simply being iconic employees in a socialist society. This has caused the ambition of the educated person to create for themselves a hardworking reputation by informing people that they lead a busier life because they make more money. It’s a self-sustaining cycle of hypocrisy in power, and I see it all the time.
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