the maintenance of cleaning, clearing s***, doing something outside in between the time i have kids and students coming is way easier because when it's a tuesday when i have 0 lessons on i can just be a slob and relax

@RVI playing bill evans rn

dam

i can do whatever i want during my day mostly lol

on a good day if theres nothing to fix or that i really have to get done i just have to do like 2-3 hours of real work per day. other than that just light meeting and monitoring stuff just in case

I don’t think that’s the average experience though. Friends I have that WFH make it sound like heaven.

You also gotta take into account the money you’re saving on gas, tolls or bus/train fares plus buying lunch and coffee etc. makes the job theoretically more lucrative

u vibing

yeah, i think it really depends on the role you're in. my job isnt like that unfortunately.

Yep

Yeah you really gotta set those boundaries with yourself like unless you’re a real high earner or have large ownership in what you’re working on you gotta stay strict on those boundaries

i make good money but not enough to justify that s***.

If I could move to a little city with 3 million dollars and get a little cute part time job that would be cool

i just wanna exit a startup and open a coffee / wine shop and do things to support the community.

I just wanna win the mega millions, keep like $30m for myself, then pass the rest out to fam that needs it and help out the needy id be a good ass lottery winner

Im gonna become a ski instructor in my 40s

I don't even want a mansion or like crazy luxurious vacations and stuff it doesn't interest me

I would like to travel a bit but not like super expensive trips

Tbh owning a house would stress me out I prefer the stuff not being my problem

I would buy people so much s***. Go to elementary schools and host some crazy events for the kids. That would make me happy in life.

a previous company i worked at sold for ~2bn. a coworker who joined earlier on retired in their late 20s and became a ski instructor. what a legendary life.

Idk anything about skiing

My cousin had a similar experience and became a professional sailor im happy for him he worked 100 hours/week for like three years

I live in Florida the only skiing is water skiing

thats really cool for them

also, i hate them

Im addicted to it i truly love it even if it’s lowkey expensive

yeah if you have like a genuine amount of ownership in a company its worth doing. but too many people who have 0.00000000001% of a company get convinced by the c suite in all hands that if they work 14 hour days and weekend they'll become rich.

I am a slacker for life

i will ALWAYS, 100%, guaranteed slack at my job