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Quitting my job did wonders for me. After years of hard working it takes it's toll on the mind. This may or may not be an advisable plan though Sleep is incred
by clintonwoo 4y ago
Quitting my job did wonders for me. After years of hard working it takes it's toll on the mind. This may or may not be an advisable plan though
Sleep is incredibly important also. Earplugs and a face mask help with sleep in disrupting conditions.
- ilrwbwrkhv 4y agoSame. Quitting and working on my own small projects are such a joy.
- dorkwood 4y agoHow do you fund your lifestyle, if you don't mind me asking?
- ilrwbwrkhv 4y agoI had savings from my vested RSUs which I received working for a rising company. Then I turned into an angel investor and made some good money which should last me for a while. I still can't retire but I will deal with it a bit later. To retire I would need 39_600_000 dollars.
- dorkwood 4y agoTo retire you need 39 million dollars? I've determined that I need about 1.5 million. We must live under very different circumstances.
- ilrwbwrkhv 4y agoMy calculation is 100_000 per month * 12 * 33 (3% safe withdrawal). What's yours?
- bergenty 4y agoDoes quitting your job improve cognition though? Anecdotally I think so. Stress and anxiety are the worst things you can do to your mind so I’m always better at conversations on my frequent sabbaticals.
- clintonwoo 4y agoYes I agree with this. It's the level of stress that takes a toll on the brain. We need considerable time off to heal, probably more time off than the average person is currently taking.