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by sircastor
1338 days ago
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I strongly favor interest over money. A few years back I was offered a job at a place that was nice, fine, but ultimately boring. I turned it down because in spite of the substantial pay increase, I just could not picture myself being interested in the work. Last year, I accepted a job that was a bit less than the aforementioned job (though a step up from where I was). I am super happy. I work with great people, doing interesting work, and get to dip my toes into a lot of cool stuff. If the first place had offered me a pile more money or something, I’m still not sure I’d have taken it. It was just not the right thing. Money can get you a lot, but it is not an indicator or substitute for fulfillment.
Once you’ve met your basic needs, optimize for personal fulfillment and happiness. |
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