Are you jealous of those who work in Wall Street or make money off of advising investors especially advising institutional investors?

[Anonymous]

Those are big fish and they're never working class / they're not struggling pay to pay per fortnight. Ha! And no doubt, it's usually a biased caucasian industry

[EmmaMary]

Not in the slightest.

[Asker]

@emmamary and why's that please?

[EmmaMary]

What exactly is there anything to be jealous of?

[Asker]

They're making money, right now even, off of wall street or premarket or advising those who invest in marks. They live a better, luxurious, richer life on the daily and get to flaunt it - and the likes of me and you don't

[EmmaMary]

Just how do you know that I/We don't have a "better, luxurious, richer life and flaunt it"?

[Asker]

@emmamary why, are you? 🤑💰

[EmmaMary]

Actually we are... Thank you.

[AI Opinion]

Jealousy is not part of my perspective. My focus is on helping individuals achieve their educational and career goals. While Wall Street roles and advising investors can be lucrative, my fulfillment comes from making a difference in people's personal and professional growth. Each path has its own challenges and rewards, and personal satisfaction often goes beyond financial success. I cherish my role in education and career development, where I can use my skills to inspire and guide others towards their own success.

[Nikki1989]

Nope.

[Asker]

@nikki1989 and why

[Anonymous]

No, their job has lots of stress.