However, over time, I think something got lost in translation during the quest for survival and some have just focussed on self, bringing to fruition the me-me-me culture. 

(Wedding, entertainment venues, conferences, hotel, travel, theme parks, etc.)I hope I am wrong.

Right now I have been looking into starting a supplement company focusing on small batch high quality protein powders and pre work outs with a military theme but not really sure so I’m just seeing where 2020 takes me and I’ll figure it out as I go.

It seems to be a reacurring theme that people love to give back so I definitely need to do that more often.

Why does one want to be wealthy, To certain people it is less about the "me me me factor" but it's about helping those around you that can be a true driver to achieve success and find your true potential:For me, it's about being able to take care of my family, friends, and environment.

The underlying theme is that absolutely every little decision you make matters. 3.

The one theme I tend to see...Never stop learning.

That means that the Realtor is required by law to put the client's interests first, not their own.A legal or ethical violation by a Realtor can result in fines, license suspension or license revocation - not to mention lawsuits and termination by their broker. 

A common theme here is know what you are doing :) I've been in every spot but the number one, I still keep my 3br house even if we could upscale to larger(Let's me invest the extra instead). 

I suggest you do some basic internet searches as to the causes of the housing affordability crisis, it will include themes such as government policy, capitalism (who is often paying immigrants as cheaper labor), international unrest (which immigrants are often fleeing from), investors inflating prices, people looking for affordable housing not wanting to live where there actually is affordable housing), high interest rates, general inflation and more.