3 ms·
Having been in a similar situation personally, I'd suggest not doing the most pragmatic thing possible which is what I chose. That money will mean nothing in 2
by duffyjp 5y ago
Having been in a similar situation personally, I'd suggest not doing the most pragmatic thing possible which is what I chose. That money will mean nothing in 20 years, but what you choose to do now will. Plan an adventure, take a chance, go somewhere you never pictured yourself.
Ask any older guy, they'll either say they wished they had-- or they'll have great stories from when they did.
- durnygbur 5y agoSorry but Schengen Area is now subscription based. Every injection extends one's right for 270 days. One has to plan really diligently not to have their bookings forfeited.
- 2-718-281-828 5y agoI share your sentiment! Then again there are also older guys who regret a life of unwise financial decisions as they are old now, poor, in bad health etc. This is why I'd like to strike a sweet spot between new experiences and still making a living. Of course, as there is no free lunch, I'll make less money than I used to (didn't make that much really - about 90k to 100k with bonuses) but also less adventures compared to living a life where you make the most of not planning for the income primarily.