How do you know what it is you love? (Maybe by asking that question, I don't really know?) How do you go about finding what it is you love to do? On the same token, as long as I'm doing and learning a bunch of new information constantly, I can usually find interesting problems to solve.
Money buys freedom, opportunities, and most importantly time. I don't want to be a slave to my debts and habits, which is why I'll be debt free by age 25. Money certainly is not everything, but it's definitely a factor.
What would you do if you had $100m in the bank? I love hacking, so if money were no object, I'd still be hacking. If I were in prison or on a desert island, I'd want a laptop with a compiler.
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Do what you love.
Money is only means to an end, the end being happiness.
If you spend 8 (or 12) hours a day doing something you don't like you won't be happy.
How do you know what it is you love? (Maybe by asking that question, I don't really know?) How do you go about finding what it is you love to do? On the same token, as long as I'm doing and learning a bunch of new information constantly, I can usually find interesting problems to solve.
Money buys freedom, opportunities, and most importantly time. I don't want to be a slave to my debts and habits, which is why I'll be debt free by age 25. Money certainly is not everything, but it's definitely a factor.
Good point.
There's a quote from an eccentric Danish Millionaire that says "Money can buy almost everything, and the things that it can't buy are free anyway"
What would you do if you had $100m in the bank? I love hacking, so if money were no object, I'd still be hacking. If I were in prison or on a desert island, I'd want a laptop with a compiler.
Perhaps this quote can help you answer that question:
"I am not particularly fond of the real estate industry, and it is not as sexy as solving anything in healthcare" - jyu