How do you view the current economic situation, the invisible pressure brought by inflation, and how will you resist these pressures?

[Erin1986]

[dynamicyandere]

I don’t spend my energy worrying about what’s outside of my control so I focus on what I can control: my work ethic, my career growth, and my ability to do valuable work for my clients.


During a recession, businesses as well as the job market become more meritocratic.


Thus, it’s important to focus on adaptation and continual improvement to stand out from the crowd. By increasing one’s value as a business, a contractor, or an employee, one can minimize or even become immune to the struggles created during economic downturns.

[Erin1986]

In my opinion, society has been progressing, and we need to learn more knowledge in unknown areas. To enrich our wealth of knowledge, in my opinion, learning is knowledge, knowledge is cognition, and cognition is equal to financial quotient.

[Weapon77]

I got distracted by the photo and how I'd love to go on a golf date with whoever the girl is in that picture lmao Then I remembered I was answering your question. I hate the current economic situation and the mistakes that brought us here, but about the only way I can handle it right now is to make sure I don't have kids or anyone depending on me while I save up and work and hopefully am able to save up a lot of money for if this ever happens again

[Gummy_Cluster]

In America, the shadow government installed an awesome puppet. You ain't seen nothin' yet.

[Erin1986]

Maybe your question is too deep, I don't quite understand what you are talking about

[Gummy_Cluster]

What question is that?

[OddBeMe]

Honestly I really haven’t experience that much hardship. I don’t have kids, so I get it. But economies can’t be churning money 100% of the time. There’s gonna be downs.

It’s like bitcoin. That has a future, just a longer one. It’s so erratic we can’t trust it. The dollar is trust worthy which is why other countries by our bonds and such,

Unles we don’t pass a sent ceiling this week then the dollar may fall.

[Erin1986]

Yes, inflation in the United States has reached 8% and has actually reached 13%. This potential impact requires us to make some plans to resist this risk. Do you have a plan B?

[OddBeMe]

I have become more liquid and instead of long term investing I short my Robinhood stocks.

You?

[PatriceONeal]

Good luck resisting. Nobody is going to sell just you cheap gas and milk and keep the inflated price for everyone else. We're all going to feel it. You can thank Joe biden and his flying monkey woke liberals.

[Erin1986]

I don't want to comment on the current government.

[PatriceONeal]

You did with the OP

[Dargil]

I have chickens, a garden and a tropical greenhouse that operates all year around. Our diets are limited, but are OK.

[Erin1986]

I don't think this is the only solution.

[Anonymous]

Try to make money. Own as much as I can. Try to stop my saving from disintegrating and my pension stolen

[Erin1986]

Haha, you are a conservative. In my opinion, how much wealth you can accumulate in your lifetime under the current situation does not depend on how much money you can earn, but on how you invest and manage money. Finding money from others is better than making money from others. You must know how to let money Work for you, not you for money.

[Opinion Owner]

Maybe. But investing money is also a risk. When inflation makes your earnings worth less it does the same to your investments. Property is one of the few investments that holds its value.

[Erin1986]

There are too many bubbles in the real estate market this year. I am waiting for the real estate market reaction after the second rate hike, the current market is too low profit for real estate investors. Ha ha

[Opinion Owner]

But if you own it, it's yours no matter the inflation. There's a reason all those billionaires are trying to buy as much land as they can.

[Anonymous]

I look for the best deals when I go shopping.

[Erin1986]

Haha, I think you need to do some planning for the future.