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Really? I must be an exception then. I love what I do and wouldn't want to stop doing it. That said, I can imagine myself in a few other jobs too, so it might b
by Drdrdrq 12y ago
Really? I must be an exception then. I love what I do and wouldn't want to stop doing it. That said, I can imagine myself in a few other jobs too, so it might be my attitude towards work that makes me happy.
- kamaal 12y agoI'm not talking of happiness in that context. You are never truly free if as long as you have to work to make a living. Once you have financial independence you can do anything you want, take unlimited vacations, learn music, go hiking, ride a motorcycle all day, heck you can even code all day and work on interesting projects without the fear of getting fired, denied a raise or whatever. Work you like makes you happy, but not free.
- devnul3 12y agoYour statements carry with them the implicit assumption that "anything you want to do" and what you do to make a living aren't the same thing. For some they are.