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Again I think there is a curve :) There is a point beyond which earning potential stops being a differentiator: you both have enough that it doesn’t matter. I
by SubuSS 5y ago
Again I think there is a curve :)
There is a point beyond which earning potential stops being a differentiator: you both have enough that it doesn’t matter. I agree there will be some hard conversations to get out of the preset habits though.
Till the point where the earning is necessary for your lifestyle - I can see how the first and second concept will play out: but that’s the trade off you’re taking for the benefits I mentioned.
I do agree all of this is based on the mutual agreement part. I was just pointing out it isn’t as dire as you say :)
- sokoloff 5y agoIndeed, if you're "keeping score" with compensation with your peers, colleagues, and friends, it might not be the healthiest thing to do, but I get it. If you're "keeping score" in compensation with your life partner, that seems deeply unhealthy. I'd love for my partner to make some multiple of what I make; we could retire that much earlier.