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Re:Tell HN: PG's 6 Unexpected Advantages of "Cheapness" in a... by catch23 on Sunday May 17, 2009 @02:24AM (#613076)
Coming from a "poor" entrepreneur who has previously held six-figure software engineer salaries, I can say there's more to entrepreneurship than salary. When I busted my ass working overtime to add cool new features, nobody cared. The company doesn't care, the boss doesn't care, your coworkers don't care either. If I have to spend 1/3 of my life at work, I might as well be doing something I love, even if it puts my retirement at risk.
Re:Tell HN: PG's 6 Unexpected Advantages of "Cheapness" in a... by ojbyrne on Sunday May 17, 2009 @02:29AM (#613084)
I mostly agree. But there's something to be said for retirement.
Re:Tell HN: PG's 6 Unexpected Advantages of "Cheapness" in a... by spkthed on Sunday May 17, 2009 @09:36AM (#613375)
You can retire well even if you only make $10 an hour for 40 years. It just requires you to be very frugal with your expenses and investing wisely. Let interest do the heavy lifting for your retirement :)
Re:Tell HN: PG's 6 Unexpected Advantages of "Cheapness" in a... by pbhj on Sunday May 17, 2009 @09:30PM (#614178)
The interest rates here are pretty much zero ...