Success in America
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Abstract
I belong to a generation ridiculed; accused of being lazy, lacking a good work ethic, at home living in someone’s basement. Though I soundly reject these derisions, I understand what so-called millennials find abhorrent about the average American’s work - life balance. Can redefining success within the United States aid in allowing its people to achieve both better health and a more secure sense of well-being? Additionally What effect does the American construct of success have on the well-being of an individual? Additionally, does a wealth and “work without complaint” centered interpretation of the American Dream have a positive, negative, or neutral effect on the well-being of an individual? Lastly, wha
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