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Perhaps I phrased it poorly. Is current work really that dull? I prefer to change the term being "slave to wage" to "I worked for a living". But everyone has
by gluggymug 11y ago
Perhaps I phrased it poorly.
Is current work really that dull?
I prefer to change the term being "slave to wage" to "I worked for a living". But everyone has different circumstances financially. If you are truly stuck in a miserable position then moving to another job is fine by my philosophy.
The future of "no need to work" for everyone sounds pretty awesome. I hope it happens. I am actually living that way now. After a couple of decades of working and some big redundancy payouts, I have savings to fall back on.
- ZenoArrow 11y ago"Perhaps I phrased it poorly. Is current work really that dull?" I'm sure I could've given it a more generous reading, my apologies. Is current work really that dull? Certainly not for everybody. However, if it's best to switch off your emotional capacity to get through it then yes, perhaps the work is dull. "The future of "no need to work" for everyone sounds pretty awesome. I hope it happens. I am actually living that way now. After a couple of decades of working and some big redundancy payouts, I have savings to fall back on." Sounds good. What's the best part of living without paid work for you?
- gluggymug 11y agoNo commuting in traffic! (That's a joke for the Sydney-siders on HN) I essentially see myself as an early retiree so I live like a retired person. My parents became a bit of a template. The 8 or so hours of the day that I had to work are now gone. I just replaced it with more of what I did in my leisure time. My life wasn't bad while I had the job so the only drastic change was to not go to work!