>>How do you explain people that are financially secure but work anyway?
Working on what? I pity the person who has all the money in the world to take a permanent holiday, but is still a MegaCorp slave. Who works from 9-5 every day. I can understand if you are working on a curious problem. But if you have a financial leg to stand on and you are still on a day to day job. You need to seriously rethink your life and how you are spending your time.
>>Working is part of life.
Part, yes. But not your whole life. That's the whole point.
>>Ferraris and vacations to Europe are fun, but there's plenty of more affordable entertainment that is just as fun.
Being happy with little isn't the same as having experiences bought by big money. At most, being happy with little is only a indication of compromise, you show when you resign to trying no more.
Working on what? I pity the person who has all the money in the world to take a permanent holiday, but is still a MegaCorp slave. Who works from 9-5 every day. I can understand if you are working on a curious problem. But if you have a financial leg to stand on and you are still on a day to day job. You need to seriously rethink your life and how you are spending your time.
>>Working is part of life.
Part, yes. But not your whole life. That's the whole point.
>>Ferraris and vacations to Europe are fun, but there's plenty of more affordable entertainment that is just as fun.
Being happy with little isn't the same as having experiences bought by big money. At most, being happy with little is only a indication of compromise, you show when you resign to trying no more.