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You aren't.Yes,you are probably making a few times more than an average person in the country,but at the same time you want to have bigger house, send kids to b

You aren't.Yes,you are probably making a few times more than an average person in the country,but at the same time you want to have bigger house, send kids to better school,spend your free time going to some nice country on the other side of the pond and etc. Can you quit your job today and be stress free with all the commitments you've got, at least for a few months,maybe even a year?

_bxg1 7y ago
> you want to have bigger house, send kids to better school,spend your free time going to some nice country on the other side of the pond and etc. That's a lot of assumptions. > Can you quit your job today and be stress free with all the commitments you've got, at least for a few months,maybe even a year? Yes, I could in fact. And that despite the fact that I actually make a bit less than the average engineer with my level of experience, because of the kind of company I'm working at. I also donate 10% of my pre-tax income to charity and make the full contributions to my 401k, and I'm still able to put some money into my personal savings every month. I realize that not everyone in my industry is in my situation - particularly outside of the U.S. - but lots of people are.