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Yeah, exactly. I was blessed with inexpensive tastes, so I find it easy to live well below my means. Plus, one lucky break with some early equity goes a long w
by smeej 2y ago
Yeah, exactly. I was blessed with inexpensive tastes, so I find it easy to live well below my means.
Plus, one lucky break with some early equity goes a long way.
It's not the right game for everyone, but it's totally viable once you get the hang of its rules. And many of us find they're a better fit than the normal rules ever were.
- brailsafe 2y agoI really wouldn't go so far as to say it's "viable" for me, as much as it's had it's benefits and sometimes severe drawbacks. For example, I will literally run out of money again if something doesn't come around soonish, and that's not a good place to be. I have no upward or horizontal mobility, no true dependents, no investments. I can however occasionally go on a trip if I'm not in such a risky position, say within a few months out of a job, and I've had more free time than most, but I really just have living expenses. It's good to take whatever positives there are though, because I absolutely do not think if I'd made other decisions things would be different, or that my personality would magically shift into being a perfect corporate drone, nor would I want that.