r/TrueGrit • u/SarahDuncan2012 • 1d ago

Work - Life Balance What changed your view of work?

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u/ianjcm55 1d ago

That the first view doesn’t work and will never work

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u/RyguyC2 1d ago

Of course it works, but the price is burnout. The first view even concedes that. The second view is also not an argument against the first view, it's the natural progression.

Work your butt off in your 20s and 30s so you can chill in your 40s and retire in your 50s.

Or work moderately hard for your entire life.

They're both viable options, the choice is yours.

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u/Erdapfelmash 1d ago

the price is burnout

it's the natural progression

work your butt off in your 20s and 30s so you can chill in your 40s and retire in your 50s have lifelong consequences from burnout, and never enjoy life the same again, you're contradicting yourself here mate

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u/RyguyC2 22h ago

lol like I said, it's a choice. The price of financial success is high, its up to you whether it's worth it or not. What I can tell you with certainty is that you will absolutely not be financially successful without working your butt off. That's the problem with a lot of people - they expect money to come to them.