America remains the optimal destination for wealth creation, while Europe excels as a place to enjoy it. If you're in the wealth-building phase of your career, few places can match what the US offers. Only after leaving did I truly grasp what makes the American economy exceptional—it's the underlying philosophy. Here, people lead with openness: "Why not?" "How do we make this work?" "What's possible together?" This collaborative mindset, where founders and entrepreneurs ask first what can be accomplished rather than cataloging obstacles, creates an environment where capital flows toward innovation and opportunity. The contrast is stark. Different regions breed different economic outcomes, and understanding this dynamic matters whether you're thinking about where to build, where to invest, or simply how economic systems shape behavior and ambition.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 6h ago
It's easy to say that, but when you actually go to America, not everyone can just say "why not"; it still depends on how much money is in your pocket.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 6h ago
Making money in the U.S. and spending it in Europe sounds good... but how many can really earn it?
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rug_connoisseur
· 6h ago
Making money in America and spending it in Europe, I've heard this trap too many times... However, the "why not" mindset is indeed better; it's much more enjoyable compared to the rigid rules in Europe.
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WhaleWatcher
· 7h ago
Making money in the U.S. and retiring in Europe, this binary notion sounds too idealistic; reality isn't that absolute, right?
America remains the optimal destination for wealth creation, while Europe excels as a place to enjoy it. If you're in the wealth-building phase of your career, few places can match what the US offers. Only after leaving did I truly grasp what makes the American economy exceptional—it's the underlying philosophy. Here, people lead with openness: "Why not?" "How do we make this work?" "What's possible together?" This collaborative mindset, where founders and entrepreneurs ask first what can be accomplished rather than cataloging obstacles, creates an environment where capital flows toward innovation and opportunity. The contrast is stark. Different regions breed different economic outcomes, and understanding this dynamic matters whether you're thinking about where to build, where to invest, or simply how economic systems shape behavior and ambition.