Would it affect anything if you actually received it as a salary through long hard work vs receiving it by winning or inheriting it somehow?
If so, what would you do different for each?
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Would it affect anything if you actually received it as a salary through long hard work vs receiving it by winning or inheriting it somehow?
If so, what would you do different for each?
it would affect everything depending on how you got it
how long and how much hard work?
let's say that I make in total earnings 10,000 dollars every year working for 65 years + another 20 years off of various retirement funds/investments created by that initial amount of money, and I live to be 100 years old.
well I would have made a million dollars, but when you break it down like that, most people would say that wasn't a whole lot of money, and you couldn't really leverage much out of it.
no way man, gimme the money so my lazy ass can retire today.
Fuck long hard work. I try to avoid that everyday. Just give me my million now.
any job that would give up a million as a lump sum would either be very hard, or very degrading. If i could justify it I'd do it. I could really use the money.
I'd pay off my debts, buy a nice condo, and put the rest to work for me.
probably do the same if it was lotto winnings.
~K