Some people have a well-paid job that’s likely to continue or someone in their f

Some people have a well-paid job that’s likely to continue or
someone in their family does. Some people work long hours to make ends meet.
Some people can’t find paid work that matches their capacities and available
time. Some people have inherited money and needn’t work if they don’t
want to. Some people are here as refugees and forbidden to work.
Some people have managed to build up savings or a pension, some
people have scary amounts of debt. Some people have relatives in a
position to help if they had a financial crisis, some people don’t. Some people
live with parents.
Even if you’ve worked very hard to get where you are, you
probably had some luck which enabled that, for instance not getting too
ill to work.
What good or bad luck have you had in this area, and how does
your financial and work position affect the other areas of your life? Use a
biopsychosocial-spiritual lens if possible. Do not share anything you feel
uncomfortable sharing; this post is meant to stimulate your thoughts about the
intersectional nature of economics, not emotionally distress you.