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There are few career paths where one can "cash out."

• brc 16y ago
  Right, so choose one where you can. That's my point. Don't bash your head against a bank wall for 40 years and then think you've wasted your life. In other words : you can't sell a job, so why spend 40 years working at one?
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  • barrkel 16y ago
    What are you going to do after you "cash out"? Work can be a source of purpose in one's life. I don't believe in this idea, that seems implied in your post, that bliss lies in comfortable unemployment.
    • brc 16y ago
      >What are you going to do after you "cash out"? Whatever you want! Start another job, go trekking, work for a charity, write poetry. The original article questions whether money can get you freedom, the answer is : yes it can! The ultimate freedom is choosing to do things each day because you want to, not because you have to.
      • barrkel 16y ago
        You can start another job, go trekking, work for a charity, write poetry, etc. without needing to cash out. Just do it now. No need for money, if that's what you really want. Your life is made up of what you are doing right now, not what you think you're going to do sometime in the future.