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The Success Sequence: A 3-Step Formula for Breaking Free from Poverty
Poverty exists in every corner of the globe — even in our flourishing first world country. While there are countless programs and initiatives to eradicate this great misfortune, we’re still seeing the numbers of impoverished citizens surge.
By Molly Farinholt3 min read
As of November 2020, 11.7% of Americans were living in poverty. Of course, there are many factors that contribute to these numbers. The pandemic, for example, has taken a huge toll on employment rates, leaving over 20 million Americans jobless. Aside from such international crises, there are other circumstances proven to increase one’s chances of falling below the poverty line. These are, simply put, being raised in poverty, being under-educated, and certain lifestyle situations like single motherhood.