Still think she is having a major marketing stunt here, look at the amount of times ‘we” write about here.
I just can't imagine anyone who has ever done shift work before thinking that they hate the amount of control their job has on their life, so they are going to transition to a job that can easily have them starting one of their shifts at 5pm then start a 5am shift the next day. That’s why the passionate doctor or teacher could probably work forever. Who will pay into social security??”. I believe that exercise is important for physical and mental health, but it’s NOT a cure-all. But hey that’s capitalism. There was a superficiality to her critique that suggested she hadn’t really put much thought to the choices on offer. Petunia 100 Thank you! She is clearly pandering to her base, but her base doesn’t usually listen to financial podcasts! It’s too bad that SO’s perspective is so warped that she can’t believe anyone with less that $5M can possibly eke out a happy, meaningful life, or end of life, for that matter. Just invest more in stocks? It was around this time I found out about ERE. I am grotesquely overpaid with cushy benefits and I know my salary would be drastically reduced if I moved elsewhere (I’ve checked job listings for comparable posts in other cities).
http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/12/26/cure-yourself-of-tiny-details-exaggeration-syndrome/. The New York Times article looks very positive. I hope MMM gets the chance to have a dialogue with Ms. Orman at some point! Of course we could have shaved a couple of days off that 29 day driving vacation!!!! FIRE used to be my mental crutch to get me through the day but I don't think it's going to be enough to commit to another 5-10 years at a large company.
He labels it a myth and then comes right out and says that returns have been great over the last 10 years. The problem is that I have a 5 year gap in my CV, and thanks to how I acted in my previous two jobs no usable references either. Nor is there a moral component to dedicate our free time to the things that really matter. They’re usually on board with saving, but when you mention investing they usually say “But what if we have another 2008?” I was especially annoyed at the part in the interview when Suze started naming companies that cut their dividends in 2008. The vast majority of wealthy people are the ones who have figured out that a millionaire is made ten bucks at a time. Frankly, I might be safer on a bike, where I’m faster and harder to catch.
Pete, your analogy is 100% correct AS LONG as the harvest your farm produces is enough to feed your family. This is a purely NUMBERS driven mentality obviously.
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