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Doing what you believe in and enjoy is worth more than a bunch of obligation.
I.e., taxes.
Doing what you believe in and enjoy is worth more than a bunch of obligation.
I.e., taxes.
IIRC there was a study I once used in a paper I did that said that at around $175,000/year is when money stops making you happy. Something to do with having everything you need/want paid for, your kid's going to good private schools, college paid for, etc takes a huge load off your back. After that it's just numbers and dumb shit like yachts.
IIRC there was a study I once used in a paper I did that said that at around $175,000/year is when money stops making you happy. Something to do with having everything you need/want paid for, your kid's going to good private schools, college paid for, etc takes a huge load off your back. After that it's just numbers and dumb shit like yachts.
It was lower. Maybe adjusted for cost of living. Thought it was 75K same idea.
It was lower. Maybe adjusted for cost of living. Thought it was 75K same idea.
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