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This perspective is common amongst people who are making "enough". But most people in the world don't. Enough with the moralizing.
by zump 10y ago
This perspective is common amongst people who are making "enough".
But most people in the world don't. Enough with the moralizing.
- austinjp 10y agoYour perspective is odd and not based on evidence. Happiness does not scale linearly in relation to earnings. It tops out around £40k in the UK, if I remember the stat correctly. Of course, there are outliers, people whose happiness does scale linearly with their earnings. More importantly, I feel, is the vertigo associated with income, the fear and worry of taking a cut in earnings. Lifestyle expands to fit income. It does not seem that you have considered the why, only the what. Why do you want $1m? Several others have raised this question here. You will be far, far more satisfied if you spend a time considering this in detail.