I always heard "find a job you love and you will never have to work"
Some would say yes, but I say NO. Money is not as important and enjoying what you do daily. If you do not enjoy your job, you will be stressed and miserable. You may be getting less money, but you will be happier and less stressed. Consider most teachers- they can make more money than they do, but they do it for the love of the job and helping others. For teachers helping one student can be more rewarding than the money they could be making. In the answer above, did you mean to say: "Some would say no, but I say YES."? Before deciding, do the math. Can you pay your living expenses on less money? Is there potential for an increase? There are two kinds of jobs, some of them are survival jobs that you do to pay your expenses until you can qualify or find the one that will satisfy both the joy of working and provide for you and your family. It is always a decision to find or MAKE the balance work. The trick is to avoid getting into debt while you are doing what you love, so you are not mortgaging the future. Also, what you love may become an avocation. Yes. If you are not happy get happy. If you really dread getting up every morning and going to work, then yes take the job that pays less. If you dread doing part of your job that pays well, then you may have to just keep that job.
you will probably be happier at a job you like than you would be having a job that you don't like but pays a lot
because males have more flexability
More Money Less Grief was created on 2008-09-15.
Borrowing money becomes more expensive and there is less investment in production.
The more you have it, the more you want it, and the less happier you are.
no, it is more
Much less making less money. About 50% of the people in the United States pay no income tax at all, and a large percentage of them actually get money back in the form of a earned income credit.
yes . if you use less then you pay less which saves you saves you with more money in the future
Income Tax brackets exist to apply more taxes (as a percentage) to those who have more money to pay, and less taxes to those who have less money.
The more money you have, the less carbohydrates you eat. The less money you have, the more carbs you eat.
the more of the money there is, the less of the value. the less of the money, the more of the value. for example, if the US government printed a LOT of money to fix the economy, the value of a dollar would be less because there are so much of it. hope that helps!
Less and less. More and more, people just email.
it depends what country your in