Rich Peoples’ Problems are Poor Peoples’ Problems, Too
Receptionist Holding Package  Most people who live in poverty or
the middle class do not believe that rich people have
‘problems.’ And if they do, their problems are related to being
privileged and having preferences, which is often accurate (i.e.
where will be buy our second home?, I hope I get accepted into
the club, et cetera). So from the perspective of the poor and
middle class, it is difficult to empathize or sympathize with
the rich or wealthy because they themselves are struggling with
trying to feed their family and not be homeless. Fair enough.
In an effort to connect us all in a more human way, let’s look
at the types of problems the rich and wealthy have – heck, let’s
even throw in celebrities since their reputation serves as a
form of currency.   Rich people struggle with relationships,
self-esteem, social skills, acceptance, love, depression, anger,
fear, power, control, respect and feelings of being unworthy.
Wait, that sounds like the sa