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Re:The Surprising Ease of Plain Text Accounting by r2dnb on Tuesday July 19, 2016 @09:46AM (#12121691)
Thanks for your honest feedback, what I really meant was : you don't need this 4 days vacation in a mansion in spain for 1200eu+ if you are under 30 and don't enjoy financial freedom yet.

One more thing is that the reason I say "30" is that I believe that you owe time to your wife and kids and while I think it is important to take the opportunity which is youth, I also think it is not good to be obsessed by making it big all your life. There's a time to try hard, and a time to try moderately.

And finally, I regularly do nothing for 2-5 days, sometimes up to 10-12 and just take some fresh air when I think I need some rest and wouldn't be productive enough in front of my screen.

So it is actually much more balanced than it seems - and perhaps than what I communicated. The bottom line of this balance is : take the hit now.

I love free time and recreation more than all those who told me that I worked too much, this is what they never understood. And this is why I prefered to take the hit a few months to free myself for the rest of my life.

Re:The Surprising Ease of Plain Text Accounting by hx87 on Tuesday July 19, 2016 @11:35AM (#12122341)
> 4 days vacation in a mansion in spain for 1200eu+

I must say, you have a rather odd idea of what a "vacation" means.

Re:The Surprising Ease of Plain Text Accounting by Kluny on Tuesday July 19, 2016 @12:42PM (#12122799)
> you don't need this 4 days vacation in a mansion in spain for 1200eu+ if you are under 30 and don't enjoy financial freedom yet.

Why would anyone do that? It sounds awful.