Money can’t buy happiness. — Wrong!
Money can’t buy sustainable happiness. — Wrong!
Studies suggest that after a certain level of income there is no significant increase in happiness levels. Individual results may vary. — Right!
Costed me a lot of time and a bit of money to understand that time is the currency, not money.
– SelfA radically different set of things start making sense once you realize how so many things in life don’t make sense.
– Self
A relatively small sphere of stardust called earth suspended in the space, enlightened by an insanely hot and big ball of fire called sun… then there are stars and rivers and moons and mountains and sounds and tastes and mysteries and physical laws and chaos and randomness and then there is consciousness.
If you think about it; we live in nothing less than a wonderland.
75 years of life. You are on your own after 20th. You are left with 55 years. You would not want to work after 60th. You’ve got 40 working years.
Every working year is 2.5% of your life. Every year you spend doing what you don’t love is a BAD deal. So why not risk the first 5 to 10 working years testing your interests and potential. If you get lucky - nothing better than that. If not, you didn’t lose much. In most cases you’ll end up becoming more employable.
Tell me WHY this hypothesis doesn’t get any attention while in fact it should be the single most important career planning tool. WHY?
