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Do you make money doing the thing you love?
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Stylego
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Terrible day today... God I wish I was doing something else! Damn you, above average paycheck!Originally Posted by xpress
I curse my wife's much better than average paycheck...mine I could go get somewhere else, her's would be near impossible to reproduce.
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Definitely enjoy my job. Not something I love doing per-se, but it's in an industry I love and you can't beat making your own hours, working from home, having 95% autonomy in your job, etc. This is the closest thing to being self-employed without actually being self-employed.
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I spent a few years racing cars for a living. After a while, it felt a lot like a job, so I went back to management consulting. The pay was about the same, so it was really a choice about whether I wanted to travel every week or every weekend.
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