Working your whole life only to enjoy a few years when you're close to death is one of the biggest scams.
We need to shift this mindset.
Working your whole life only to enjoy a few years when you're close to death is one of the biggest scams.
We need to shift this mindset.
Its even worse when you end up having to spend your savings taking care of your kids.
@FluentInFinance
@workchronicles's Dream Job comic feels apt here.
@FluentInFinance have you ever heard of the Indus Sarasvati Vallery Civilization? https://humanjourney.us/ideas/connecting-with-the-gods/early-civilizations-harappa/
We can do better.
https://symbolsage.com/history-of-yoga-from-ancient-india-to-modern-times/
Civilization with around 5 million people who didn’t have any war for almost 2000 years, There were no temples or palaces. No mansions. Public bath houses and plumbing for every home.
We can do better. I believe we can.
Indus-Sarasvati Civilization: One of the Largest Civilizations of the Ancient World By Sally MallamContributing Writer By 2,500 BCE the Indus-Sarasvati or Harappan civilization became the largest civilization of the Ancient world, extending over more than 386,000 square miles (1 million square kilometers) across the plains of the Indus River from the Arabian Sea to the … Continue reading Indus-Sarasvati Civilization →
It'll never happen, but I want that post-money Star Trek life where everyone's basic needs are met automatically for free, and they can choose jobs that they find fulfilling.
@FluentInFinance Well, in truth you're working your whole life so somebody else can enjoy *their* whole life. They let you off the hook to go die when they're satisfied they've drained you to the point of not being useful to them anymore.
They aren't letting you go enjoy your life, they're just tired of paying you.
@FluentInFinance And those years aren't really enjoyable anyway, because all that work takes its toll. The PR images of active seniors traveling the world during their retirement? Nope.
I highly recommend people postpone parenting until they've had some time as singles/DINKs to do all the stuff they originally thought they might do in retirement. You never get back the body you had at 26. Aggressive career climbing at that age is a waste.