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Shirley

15 Apr 2026

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How do you know if you’re actually making progress in life or just keeping up with rising costs?

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Jinsha

25 Apr 2026

Only the rich get richer

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Ace

19 Apr 2026

We have to keep up with rising cost no matter what - matter of adjusting to lower cost alternatives. making progress - depends on one's definition - to me, just sustaining is a type of progress too given each of us could have our own challenges to manage but to others it may just be not making progress or struggling.

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Kent Toh

17 Apr 2026

Consultant at Sprinklr

You just need to know: if you are not progressing, then you are not keeping up....

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