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TBH that's partly due to the rigors of medical schooling. I suppose it's also expensive if you don't live near a skiing site though which is understandable. But
by user_7832 2y ago
TBH that's partly due to the rigors of medical schooling. I suppose it's also expensive if you don't live near a skiing site though which is understandable. But if you're happy with your choice of pursuing this field I think you may find more satisfaction in your work than a CFO at a tech corp.
- dh2022 2y agoreplace skiing with your favorite outdoors activity and the conclusion still stands: you will have more fun in your 30s than in your 50s. I am in my 40s and I was thinking about finally getting a fast car. And I noticed that now I am wearing glasses, my reflexes are slower and my hands tremble a bit. So I did not buy the car. I am thinking that peak physical performance is late 20s / early 30s. That was probably the best time to buy a fast car for me. About the CFO turned skateboarder at 50s: she would have had a lot more fun in her 20s / 30s. If nothing else, you recover faster when younger from the inevitable skateboarding falls / bruises...
- devilbunny 2y agoYes, she probably would have. But had she spent a lot of time boarding in her 20s, instead of working, she probably wouldn't be retiring at 50. Buying a fast car in your twenties? Hell, I could barely afford to maintain the ten-year-old beater I was driving at the time.
- devilbunny 2y agoI mean, it's a rewarding job, but it is a job. I can assure you that if I were independently wealthy, I would never ever take call again.