Why Continuing to Work Is Good for a Man’s Health

Re:Why Continuing to Work Is Good for a Man’s Health by jventura on Friday July 01, 2016 @08:06AM (#12015344)

There are some studies out there (too lazy now to go search for any) that mentions that money is related to hapiness up to a point that it can get you out of poverty and make you stop thinking about it.. Then, the relation is mostly none.

Seriously, what would you do with those 2 billion?

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Re:Why Continuing to Work Is Good for a Man’s Health by mastry on Friday July 01, 2016 @09:49AM (#12015970)

That research has been called into question [0]. In my opinion it's like anything else...there is no absolute answer. Some people will be happier with more money. Some won't.

[0] http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/research/files/papers/2013/...

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Re:Why Continuing to Work Is Good for a Man’s Health by brightball on Friday July 01, 2016 @08:15AM (#12015384)

That pretty much fit my philosophy on money. I always wanted to make enough to not have to worry about it (and I do).

All my bills are on autopay and generally speaking the only money I think about is just in terms of long term budgeting.

Doesn't eat up mindshare.

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Re:Why Continuing to Work Is Good for a Man’s Health by cko on Saturday July 02, 2016 @09:49PM (#12024516)

Turn it into more billions, I guess. There really is no point, but then again, a lot of things seem pointless to me.

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