Money or pleasure

What do you prefer?

  • Working what you love for less $$

    Votes: 21 40.4%
  • Working something boring for more $$

    Votes: 11 21.2%
  • I have papal generator, fuck work

    Votes: 20 38.5%

  • Total voters
    52

Fragmaster

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I would love to know how fellow members here think. I'm 99% sure i'll never be hungry or homeless, i currently earn money both online and offline, i feel safe. I'm kinda leaning towards enjoying my every day for less money, and feel that less stress is my thing.

Opinions please. Are you hungry for social status,fame and approval, or addicted to your inner peace and serenity?
 
The perspectives are going to be based on where one is in life. At 24 I was fine with working my fingers to the bone and dealing with all manner of stress to make as much money as possible.

At this stage in my life, I push away any work that is going to cause me the least bit of stress as I have a couple of dollars in the bank.
 
can i work doing something i love and make lots of $$$?

that's what im working too anyway, my goal is too blur the line between work and hobby, as well as making good money from it.

I'm happy for you. However its natural that hobby-jobs earn less because more people want that kind of thing, tilting supply/demand balance. Video games industry for example.
 
So why not also invest in other things to have an overall good amount of money coming in while doing what you like full time?
I have purchased 3 real-estates in last 5 years, and they are all rented. Its not as expensive as in US , but rent pays them off in maybe 8-10 years.
 
I'm happy for you. However its natural that hobby-jobs earn less because more people want that kind of thing, tilting supply/demand balance. Video games industry for example.
Completely true, but I can't get into a career where i dont completely enjoy what i do.
Now that doesnt mean I dont plan on having another form of income or two either.
 
Real Estate is one of the best things to get in. I'm planning on getting a fourplex in a few years to live in 1 unit while renting the other ones out.

You may not care for that arrangement unless you are a savvy landlord.

Tenants are tougher to manage if the "rubber meets the road" guy is on site.

You may be able to kill it but typically it makes your home a tad uncomfortable.
 
I read a quote a while back that's stuck in my mind about this. I can't remember it exactly, but it was something like:
The biggest risk is spending your life not doing what you love on the gamble that you can buy yourself the freedom to do it later.
 
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