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What to do in your situation… hmm. Well, you’re right, 50000 odd euros is a nuisance. Not enough to retire on, too much to spend frivolously. Now for my advice
by tigerlily 5y ago
What to do in your situation… hmm. Well, you’re right, 50000 odd euros is a nuisance. Not enough to retire on, too much to spend frivolously.
Now for my advice. The fastest way to become a thousandaire is to start as a ten-thousandaire. Keep the money out of your mind for a bit, and figure out what you want out of life next. Once you know, then go think about the money.
- 2-718-281-828 5y agoThat's definitely the right approach. But as you can imagine from my micro-bio I'm at a point in my life where I got stuck a little - otherwise you don't just full stop in so many life areas at the same time. I feel like I won't really find out what I want without putting lots of interesting options in a bucket and then draw one and stick with it for a while. I'd hope this would help me to unclog my mind.
- tigerlily 5y agoOne thing I’ve observed about my own interest in things, or hobbies you could say, is that I keep coming back to the same stuff I was interested in when I was a kid, around 14 or 15 years old. That’s probably just me though. I’m a bit of a slow burner, maybe I’ve got a lot of unfinished projects. I’m working my way through them, and enjoying simply discovering. (FWIW some of it’s centered around game dev - I know, so common it’s almost trite). Anyway, I remember some girl on Facebook with a tag line on her profile that said “Just because you’re an adult, it doesn’t mean playtime is over”. I’m sure she got it from somewhere else, but I thought it was a good little mantra. Hope that helps :)