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This is actually a problem with most startups. They don't concentrate on something that's a viable business and fail within a year or two. I don't necessarily
by rick888 16y ago
This is actually a problem with most startups. They don't concentrate on something that's a viable business and fail within a year or two. I don't necessarily want to become rich. I just want to have a business where I have enough money for me (and anyone else involved in the company) to live comfortably and most importantly, not have to go back to a day job.
- pxlpshr 16y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lifestyle_business http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lifestyle_business
- zackattack 16y agoYou get significantly diminishing margin returns (where utility=happiness) after 100k/yr income.
- ido 16y ago* 100k adjusted to local costs & salaries.
- pxlpshr 16y agoI disagree. I think that is a very linear view of (money = happiness) and it doesn't include the 'real life' factor. Reality = Stay-at-home Wife. Kids. Education. Retirement Goals. et. al.
- zackattack 16y agoAm I confused? That's the whole point. (Money, happiness) correlation is only linear to an extent.