Are you grateful for your success? Changing your mindset and perspective about how you rank in our global economy.
When we hear statistics about global household income, it can be easy to feel like we are struggling to make ends meet. However, when we look at the numbers, it becomes clear that we are actually much more abundant than we realize.
The average global household income is $12,235 per year, which may seem low compared to the standards in developed countries. But when we consider that the median per-capita household income is only $2,920 per year, it becomes clear that there is a wide disparity in income levels around the world.
In fact, making over $100,000 puts you in the top 10% of global earners, while making over $1 million puts you in the top 1%. This shows that even if we may not feel wealthy compared to our peers in developed countries, we are actually part of a privileged minority on a global scale.
Despite the challenges of inflation and the increasing cost of living it's important to remember that income levels are relative and that many people around the world are living on far less than we are. By recognizing our own abundance, we can cultivate a sense of gratitude and generosity towards those who are less fortunate. Let's not take our global household income for granted, but instead use it as an opportunity to make a positive impact in the world.
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