Marcel Fernandes argues that taking on more problems and stress now builds the resilience you need to escape hardship later. He acknowledges people already struggling with low income or single parenthood, but says embracing additional challenges, not avoiding them, is how you grow and create a better future.
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The more problems you willingly decide to endure in your life now, the easier your life will be in the future. And the less problems you are willing to endure now, the harder your life will be in the future. So if you already have a hard life now, you think your life is hard, right? You don't make as much money, you're maybe a single parent or something like that. I'm not saying that's not hard. But I'm saying that as hard as it may seem, in order to get out of that life, you need to be willing to endure more problems and more stress to be able to grow financially. Financially, personally, and in all areas of your life, and to eventually be able to escape that hard life and in the future be able to live an easy life.