I'm in my early 30's and seeing people have nice cars and houses and I don't understand how to get there financially
Briefly

A 33-year-old caller questioned why her peers seem to afford more luxurious items than she can. Dave Ramsey addressed her concerns by emphasizing that social media often portrays an unrealistic image of success. He noted that millennials face unique challenges as they compare themselves to idealized representations of others from around the world. This global comparison intensifies feelings of inadequacy, making it harder to appreciate one's own achievements and circumstances. Ramsey's advice underscores the importance of recognizing that social media is often just a highlight reel of people's lives, not an accurate reflection of reality.
In an age dominated by social media, where idealized lives are presented, it’s easy for people to feel inadequate when comparing their realities to these highlight reels.
The challenge for millennials is that they now compare themselves globally, not just to their immediate vicinity, which amplifies feelings of inadequacy and social pressure.
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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