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All these are useless metrics. It doesn't say anything meaningful on the quality of your life. I would be more interested in knowing if he can now retire in ne
by hshshshshsh 1y ago
All these are useless metrics. It doesn't say anything meaningful on the quality of your life.
I would be more interested in knowing if he can now retire in next 5 years instead of waiting another 15?
Or do he now just just get to work for 2 hours and enjoy the remaining 6 hours doing meaningful things apart from staring at a screen.
- simonh 1y agoNot everyone hates their job and gets no satisfaction from it. Some of us relish doing something useful and getting paid for it.
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- hshshshshsh 1y agoSure. I don't doubt it. But let's say if I can make a 100 million pounds appears on your bank account tomorrow. Will you say no to it and go back to your day job?
- simonh 1y agoBoth can be true. Being able to do better, more productively work can increase my quality of life. And yes, winning lottery millions would increase my quality of life even more. However I don’t have lottery millions, but I do have a job and I would like to be able to do it better.
- fragmede 1y agoCan you though? What you can do, though, is quit that job you hate and go do something (anything!) else until you find what's right for you.
- hshshshshsh 1y agoObviously I don't. But I was merely pointing at the fact that people don't really love their job but has somehow invented a story that make them believe they do.