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Personally I value my time working so highly that everything else became secondary. I don't even work on anything particularly important or wide-reaching, I've
by ben_jones 7y ago
Personally I value my time working so highly that everything else became secondary. I don't even work on anything particularly important or wide-reaching, I've just clicked something in my brain that puts grocery shopping, budgeting, and other activities second such that I spend an egregious amount of money on take out and other lifestyle creeps.
I think its because there is such a gully between middle class and upper class in the bay area. I make low six figures and the next bracket is so far away that I just feel kind of meh about it.
I think this behavior is hugely detrimental and I'm actively trying to change it, but its what I notice as status quo for my peers and I.