Could your job be unnecessary?
Prior to WW11, up to 90% of our jobs were either on a farm, or related to farming. If you had asked most of those people if they were afraid of losing their livelihood, they would have said no. We will always need food.
Well, we did need food, even more of it, however, large farms with unbelievable machinery has replaced most of those jobs and we buy large quantities of food overseas.
Now, consider your job today. Do you make a product that is and will be needed in a depression, or, something that can be done without or improved upon?
Notice the word "product." The best definition of product is that it must be something one can eat, prepare food with, drive or ride, make and sell, or save lives--not necessarily prolong them.
Is yours one of those? Are $5,000 a day hospitals required; are $150 doctor visits required; are $8 pills required; are airline tickets required; are salesmen of most any kind required; are new and modern homes required; are all those banks required; are all those drug stores required; are all those beauty shops and nail salons required; would Walmart be able to pay for their stores with the business available?
Food, shelter and clothing is all that is required!
Just in case we mess it up, shouldn't we be doing things that are required more?
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