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No. They are optimising for financial independence. They may use that to rest, but they may use it for travel, community projects, time with family. Not necessa
by truculent 3y ago
No. They are optimising for financial independence. They may use that to rest, but they may use it for travel, community projects, time with family. Not necessarily restful activities.
- drooby 3y ago> They are optimising for financial independence. And WHY exactly would someone do that? So that they don't _have to_ work. Optimizing for rest does not mean resting 100% of the time. That will also lead to depression. IMO, optimizing for rest means having the freedom to work or rest as much as you need to be happy. Financial freedom provides that because one can choose to work or rest whenever they desire. Perhaps this is a dispute over the definition of rest.
- xboxnolifes 3y agoRest is not an antonym of "employed". Just because you aren't working toward money, doesn't mean you are resting.