Would you rather be poor and work at a job you love or be rich and work at a job you hate?
It depends on the person if he wants to be rich or poor, happy or sad, a person who wants happiness will choose to be poor and have a good job which he loves. He will be happy because there is no stress in his life. A person who does not care about happiness will choose to be rich. Me: I will choose to be rich because I have bills to pay, eat proper food etc. We must just imagine this stress like as if a kid is going to school, the kid does not want to go to school but going to the school and studying will benefit him, that is the reason I chose to be rich because the job will benefit me.
Would you rather be rich or poor? Why?
Well if everything is equal I would prefer to be rich but not super rich.Being well-off or rich has many advantages over being poor or super rich, including:PrivacyIf you become super rich you have less privacy, freedom and even safety.2. WorryIf you are well-off, it won't make you happier in isolation, but it will help you have less worry and allows you to do the things you want to do. For example, if you have passive income, and you don't like your job, you can just leave. But note, that is only for people who are well-off in terms of wealth, not high-income people with little wealth3. ChoiceYou have more choice when you have more resources.4. Help others and make a differenceYou can help other people if you have more resources yourself.5. Live longer and healthierIt isn’t a guarantee but if you have more resources, you have a better chance of living longer and having a better quality of life.6 Steps to Financial Freedom
Girls: Would you rather a rich or poor guy?
I mean, I'm not using him or anything like that, but I would choose the Rich Guy. I mean, he just wants someone to share his money/riches with!
Being from a poor family, should I pursue what I love rather than doing a job that pays me more?
That's a hard question to answer.Because when passion becomes lust, it grows unarguable.Monetary pleasures do bring happiness, but only in the short run. Passion, love, expression of willingness to stretch yourself beyond the line are what makes you mature, and helps you strive for the longer run.The yard’s short, and the path’s clearly out. I'd advice you to go for the one you love and cherish rather than a better paying one. Because one day, when you start earning more alongside your favorite job, you'd have had started to value money and get the better of what you have.The high paying job could be prescribed if you are in a crisis, but if you can make ends meet and spare a pint of extra bucks, then go for the job you love.
Would you rather be fat and rich - or - fit and flat broke?
Alone in a small apartment
How come most liberals love rich Entertainers but hate rich Businessmen?
It seems to me that liberals think Actors, athletes, doctors, etc. deserve their wealth but on the other hand, CEOs, entrepreneurs, job creators, manufacturers, and investors don't because they don't do hard labour. Without businessmen, there wouldn't be companies and factories to give jobs to poor people. How come most liberals can't understand that?