I like my job, the pay is really good. But in exchange for this high pay is the constant low-level pressure of being the only person responsible for all of the decisions, for having no strategic help, for really high variance in income, for it being generally high risk.
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It's definitely stressful. Sometimes I fantasize about taking a lower pay that's at least consistent and guaranteed, and how I could plan my life better and not have to deal with the emotional peaks and panicks that I do now.
Overall I still do prefer the high pay + stress, tho.
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Invest the money in things that return more reliable dividends. Stock market averages around 8% and other investments like real estate are comparable. With your income you could have enough passive income to cover groceries and health insurance in just a few years. #DIYUBI
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If you don't mind my asking (and i mean this non flippantly, genuinely curious), what makes it high risk, or i guess i should ask in what context do you mean high risk? I.e. physical bodily harm, etc?
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Hire someone to help you. Part time. It is a good business expense to write off
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Something that always gets left out of the "pay gap" debate is that there are downsides to earning a high salary, and avoiding those downsides is a valid choice.
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