> you don't have a consistent paycheck month-to-month, anyway, but the money is very good and the turnover means jobs are abundant as long as you have a buffer

> you don't have a consistent paycheck month-to-month, anyway, but the money is very good and the turnover means jobs are abundant as long as you have a buffer to lean against (savings, investments, family) it seems like a good bet, but the kinds of psychology necessary to succeed in your new low-risk / high-reward cohort tends to require distorting reality a little more than i'd like for technical fields maybe in my next career, i'd love to try selling art, or luxury cars, or something else that naturally has no datasheet that someone can counter me with