It's true that it depends a lot on what you do within the career. On stats behind earning to give, of the people we know, 0% have quit, meaning carrying on in

It's true that it depends a lot on what you do within the career. On stats behind earning to give, of the people we know, 0% have quit, meaning carrying on in a high-earning career but stopped donating at least 10%. Most are still earning to give, and the others have left high-earning careers though to make an impact through research, nonprofits etc instead. I think this is due to the strength of the community - if you were earning to give alone it would be much harder. Also, we only have 3 years of data, so it's too early to get a good measurement.