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Research suggests the postwar decades produced workers who could delay gratification for years at a time — not because they were wiser than younger generations but because the reward at the end was real and they’d seen it happen with their own eyes

I watched my father leave the house at the same time every morning for close to thirty years. Same briefcase, same route, same company. He worked in sales management, and even on the days I could tell he was frustrated or exhausted, he never questioned whether the grind was worth it. He just kept going. ... Read more

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