Money makes them think about value. When I took my current job in 2016 I wanted more than they could pay, they wanted me to be based in an office (Oh it would only be officially we dont mind you working from home)

We compromised, my contract says I work from home and they pay me for my time and travel if I go somewhere, and they can afford me.

Can they justify paying you an extra $50k a year (or $10k, or $100k) just to have you in an office?

Money will solve the problems at the top of most people’s lists. By the time money stops solving problems you’re pretty well off.

In this context money will not solve hating your job, unless they pay you enough to retire.

Yes it mostly always does. To think that it's not is to be in a position where you have to much of it.

Not in this case:

>I'd leave, I even feel I'm morally in the wrong for not leaving.

>But the thing is that the pay is good