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I'm the same way. I took a year off once, and it was awesome. I regret not being a lucky trust fund kid.
by erobbins 8y ago
I'm the same way. I took a year off once, and it was awesome. I regret not being a lucky trust fund kid.
- brokenmachine 8y agoI did the exact same thing. It was great. I don't understand these people who can't find things to keep them occupied outside work. I don't have enough hours in the day to do all the things I want to do. Work is just 8 hours per day that I can't do those things.
- plankers 8y agoI'm kind of the opposite, I just love laying around all day doing nothing but reading. I spent most of my time at my last job doing this, but surrounded by people, noise, and fluorescent lighting. Plus, being able to attend events spontaneously and stay out as late as you want is pretty great.
- brokenmachine 8y agoReading is one of the things I'd like to do that is prevented by that 8 hours per day of work.
- plankers 8y agoWell cheers to that, mate. Hope you find a way to get more of your time to yourself.
- hndamien 8y agoIts not the hours that is lacking as much as the money.
- Retra 8y agoUse your hours to make money? That's what you spend time at work for.
- coaxial 8y agoI suspect that being a trust fund kid ruins it for you anyway. If you were born that way you'll have a harder time enjoying it because this has always been your baseline and you don't really know what life without is like. Now if you started out normal but became trust fund level rich, then I reckon there is a higher chance you'll actually appreciate it. So, don't feel bad, things feel more rewarding when you've earned them but not as much when they were given to you without effort on your part.
- erobbins 8y agoThis is a good point... but I'd be ok with feeling less rewarded but living a life of leisure :)