30 sats \ 1 reply \ @Undisciplined 24 May \ parent \ on: Work to Gain Experience, Not to Make Money alter_native
The ideal would be spending your time in the way you would if you had no resource constraints.
Of course, that's a utopian pipedream. However, if you can get closer to that by figuring out how to get paid for what you wanted to do anyway, then that's a huge quality of life win.
My summary of this post is that we work in order to maximize our quality of life, not our income.
"Jobs are a means, not the ends in themselves. People work to live better, to put food on the shelves. Real growth means production of what people demand." Liberalism at its finest
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