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Second this. Keep slacking at Google. Unless you're ridiculously underpaid -- with a six year tenure -- you're probably in the top 2% in terms of income. You'v
by onlyrealcuzzo 7y ago
Second this.
Keep slacking at Google. Unless you're ridiculously underpaid -- with a six year tenure -- you're probably in the top 2% in terms of income. You've probably got refreshers that have inflated in value quite handsomely. You're not going to find a better yielding security than your job.
Find something better to do with your time. Figure out what your goals are. Whatever they are, you have the resources. Make it happen!
- onlyrealcuzzo 7y agoTo add to this, at least for myself, there's a certain existential dread that came with being in a similar position. When you don't have resources, you do have excuses. Oh, I can't do X, Y, and Z because I don't have the time or money or this or that. Once you have enough money, there's a certain point where you run out of excuses. It's a little uncomfortable. But it's literally the best first world problem you can ask for.