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Two viable possibilities: 1. It's about the money, because you never know when you may have a 5-10 year underproductive period due to health/other unforeseen e
by aaaaaaaaata 4y ago
Two viable possibilities:
1. It's about the money, because you never know when you may have a 5-10 year underproductive period due to health/other unforeseen emergency.
2. It's not about the money, it's about the experience/knowledge gained/distraction/self-worth of accomplishing more.
- Joeboy 4y ago> it's about the experience/knowledge gained/distraction/self-worth of accomplishing more To me, a side gig means accomplishing more of what someone else wants, with the trade-off of being less able to accomplish (or learn about, or distract yourself with) what you want. Which seems like an odd thing to want unless you need the money. I suppose for some people having a £200k income and not needing the money seem less synonymous than they do to me.
- aaaaaaaaata 4y agoSometimes people see others' goals as helpful to their own. See: John Carmack at FB.