Choices in life are important

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Remember my husband's siblings doesn't have any work at all, like all four of them?I've overheard my in-laws talking to each other. My father-in-law is asking my husband's eldest sister why she still haven't got a job. She said she applied. She printed out 4 copies of resume but she haven't got a call. She therefore conclude to herself; and the nerve to tell my father-in-law that she doesn't need to exert more in applying since it is really difficult to get in a job nowadays. Take nore that she's a single mom of a 2-year old kid and their necessities are coming from us and my father-in-law's commission as a electrician. He's 61 years old by the way. It makes me sad to see these kinds of mindset. But for me, whatever the situation you're having, whether you're suffering from the dangers of your dreams or your achievements and your dream with your loved ones is the product of the decision you made in the past. What is your connection to? If up to now, you are still a dreamer to have a good life for yourself and your family, you have 2 choices that you can choose. Option A. You will not do anything. You just have to be satisfied and accept that until you have a dream. Option B. Act NOW not exactly. Do something NOW to change your situation in the next few months or years. If Option B is your choice, well congratulations. Your future is brighter than you can imagine. Remember, the only difference between rich & poor people is ACTION. That is why according to Bil Gates, "If you were born poor it's not your mistake, but if you die poor it's your mistake." So I guess you know what's the next scene to this. What are your thought or reactions to this? Don't worry, anything is welcome here in this topic and I'm pretty much open to things so feel free to share, fellow myLotters. Thanks in advance!