>There's nothing better than being content with what you're paid, and then learning that there's huge upside potential.
That's a good point. I feel somewhat fiscally irresponsible since I have student loans and such. On the other hand, part of the reason I'd like to make more money is because a lot of my close friends became engineers, etc, and make a lot more money. It's not very fun to always be the guy who is like "Uh, guys, can we plan something a little cheaper?"
I'm contributing to my 401k and I'm saving money on top of that though, so I don't really have much to complain about. It's just little things.
That's a good point. I feel somewhat fiscally irresponsible since I have student loans and such. On the other hand, part of the reason I'd like to make more money is because a lot of my close friends became engineers, etc, and make a lot more money. It's not very fun to always be the guy who is like "Uh, guys, can we plan something a little cheaper?"
I'm contributing to my 401k and I'm saving money on top of that though, so I don't really have much to complain about. It's just little things.