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There's an additional dimension to money not discussed in the article. Sometimes more important than how much money you have is what kind of money it is. Ther
by byoung2 16y ago
There's an additional dimension to money not discussed in the article. Sometimes more important than how much money you have is what kind of money it is. There have been a few articles posted on HN about the different kinds of money. I suspect that if you love your career and make little money doing it, you can be happier than you would with a high-paying career that you hate.
I'm sure that the basic trend would be the same, that happiness or life satisfaction would generally increase with wealth, but if you were to look at people who were happy with their careers, that plateau at $75,000 might vanish.