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The therapist is a good one already suggested. Also instead of other PD I would suggest to save (invest) as much as possible as early as possible. A career in
by sanguy 6y ago
The therapist is a good one already suggested.
Also instead of other PD I would suggest to save (invest) as much as possible as early as possible. A career in tech is very seldom healthy as a forever job so having an escape path is important.
I used this technique to get enough invested by 45 that I could comfortably live on the dividends/capital gains/passive income it generates without ever touching the investment principle. This is a very nice feeling as it allowed me to "escape the grinder."
Telling Eric Schmidt (while at Google) to "go fuck yourself" and walk out the door to never return was the most empowering thing I have ever done.
My career has been much more rewarding since.
- sharadov 6y agoMost people here are saying therapists, but the crux of the problem is the "tech" job. The sooner you can get out the better. Everything else is a band aid.
- webmaven 6y ago> Telling Eric Schmidt (while at Google) to "go fuck yourself" and walk out the door to never return was the most empowering thing I have ever done. > My career has been much more rewarding since. That sounds like an interesting story. Any more details?
- Dragonai 6y ago> Telling Eric Schmidt (while at Google) to "go fuck yourself" and walk out the door to never return was the most empowering thing I have ever done. You can't mention this and not tell the full story. You know what you were doing here :)
- vestrigi 6y agoSeems like it's easier to save up that amount of money if you're working at a position that is high enough to personally tell the CEO of Google to GFY.
- mv4 6y agoWe need to know.