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If you already do this every day for 1/10th of that compensation with no way out, the misery and boredom are already the norm.
by Galaco 7y ago
If you already do this every day for 1/10th of that compensation with no way out, the misery and boredom are already the norm.
- brailsafe 7y agoThat's a part of my point. The compensation is arbitrary past a certain point where your actual needs are met, unless you're driven by the stuff you exchange the money for. For myself, it's evident even in the post necessity phase where I know I still need to bank some cash to be able to assume some future volatility, but am not in the market for anything out of my reach to buy, so the money stops having tangible value.
- mistahenry 7y ago> so the money stops having tangible value I couldn’t agree with this sentiment more. My current job isn’t the highest paying job I’ve ever had (or could currently get). But the value in what I’m learning and exposed to keeps increasing over time. I am not the smartest person in the room and super happy about that