Some people probably do that. Some of us (only speaking for myself), go to a job where we get along very well with everyone, little to no stress and make decent money.
If my vehicle breaks down, I don't worry about if I can fix it....same thing I both of my refrigerators happen to break on the same day, I would have no problem buying two new ones tonight. I don't have to worry about traveling for vacations. I do t know if you have those pressures or not.
I work from home since December 2012. Best thing I've ever done, less stress by traffic, less unhealthy meals, less stress by idiotic people, etc.
Been working in the industry for about 11 years and after getting shitty gigs after shitty gigs finally got a job as a consultant for a new shop, that worked out well and now I'm a manager.
Been working in the industry for about 11 years and after getting shitty gigs after shitty gigs finally got a job as a consultant for a new shop, that worked out well and now I'm a manager.
i get up early and work late most days but do it remotely (converted my garage into an office with sauna, couch, tv, heavy bag, fish tank and also work from the RV at the beach when waves are good)....not the most fun career, but supports the family and allows me a lot of freedom as long as I am on my game...don't love my job, but hope to retire early somewhere outside of the US once my kids are in college/jail but my wife wants another one which would start the countdown all over!
I am a sucker. I work long hard hours, not doing manual labor, but managing a lot of people which might even be worse. I leave the house at 5am every morning and I don't get home til about 6pm.
I live alone though and I quit drinking so, whatever, work is basically my life. I am just stacking money and trying to enjoy the ride. If I didn't work I don't know what I'd be doing with my time anyway. I like golf and poker and sports and all that, but I squeeze those things in.
I live alone though and I quit drinking so, whatever, work is basically my life. I am just stacking money and trying to enjoy the ride. If I didn't work I don't know what I'd be doing with my time anyway. I like golf and poker and sports and all that, but I squeeze those things in.
What's wrong with waking up and having to go to a job? I do it 5 days a week. I deal with a lot of stress and bullshit and wouldn't have it any other way. Honestly wouldn't know what it is like to have a quiet, stress free job. I would hate it.
In terms of material. That has little to do with it for me. It's more about having stability and the freedom to do the things I want to do.
In terms of material. That has little to do with it for me. It's more about having stability and the freedom to do the things I want to do.
