I like to keep my promises so here you are, with part two of our series hehehe.
Anyways, let us cut right to the chase.
Money is a tool that can create/enhance aesthetics in many ways and enhance public opinions. Since we are in the world of social media where aesthetics do matter, this explains why people get inclined to discover through others, what they cannot afford or attain yet. That alone creates the basis of influence. On social media with influence comes clout and as long as your page is decorated with what people wish to have, validation is likely to come your way.
Trends come in different forms; you name it. From designer items to body shapes which influence people to undergo plastic surgery (75% of cosmetic surgery patients take with them a picture of a celebrity/influencer as a guide of their preferences).
Lest we forget the influence that is pop culture which sets the bar for what qualifies as beautiful. None of these can be afforded if you are broke. Considering that the media affects and also changes perspectives of trends, class and prestige, it goes without saying that beauty and being broke are closely linked.
What should be nurtured is not only the outer appearance but what’s inside. For that is what captures the true essence of wealth in humanity. Beauty is not skin deep.
Thanks for reading, see you next time, same place same time.
Tarie Speaks
good content
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