I see where you're going with this, but a health problem which you are open about is often the kiss of death. Going by your theory, it means you'll never be abl

I see where you're going with this, but a health problem which you are open about is often the kiss of death. Going by your theory, it means you'll never be able to make that sacrifice and you'll always have a different set of priorities... But really what happens in corporate America is more brutal: "health problems" = weakness, and showing weakness is very bad. A lot of employers prefer a mediocre employee who is there all the time to a stellar employee who has any sort of "defect." So actually it took me some effort to find employers who were "nice enough" to rate me only on my work output and quality rather than on some sort of law-of-the-jungle, survival-of-the-fittest thing.