A study was done ~15 years that found happiness generally didn't increase past 70k per year (all your basic financial needs are met). Recently, studies have found that number to be closer to 120k per year.

Inflation man

BARS

Just need a stove and you can cook up anywhere.

10 mil would have me living lavish til the day I die, but only really 1 mil to have a pretty great life tbh

plants never has a bad take fr

i've had a couple, but thank you

only thing better than a lot of money is more money

Enough to pay rent and invest in projects
Anything past that is unnecessary

yet to see one, but good on you for being humble

Too much money ain't enough money

You know the feds listening

Nigga, what money?

Not hard to spend a milli in a year

$1

ill grind my way up im built different 💯💯

I really think all u need is 3-4 mil to never work again as long as you live like a normal human being

I didn't say a milli, I said millions

Fair even then though

People can live off 400k after they pay off their homes.

So I'd say 3 million would be enough for anyone if they lived reasonably.

For me to be perfectly happy, 10 million. I could buy a couple luxury cars, 1 really nice home. Couple vacations a year and kids colleges paid for.

10 mill would easily be enough. All my biggest material items would add up to like 1-2 million.

I don’t think I’d want to stop working tbh.
Not about chasing more money either. But if i got a big payout id shift into something even more enjoyable and just work less.

I like working, and the balance it brings to life.

I wouldn't stop working either but I wouldn't work on things I didn't want to just for money

Yeah 100%, kinda what i meant to when i said if switch.
In complete honesty id probably just become a freelance software dev, and only do projects that interest me.