CompensationApr 24, 2018
Yelpbigfang

Money and happiness

Describe the moment when you realized that money can’t buy you everything

O'Reilly Media XaHD85 Apr 24, 2018

When I tried to buy a Ferrari but I couldn’t afford it.

Uber Gmie27 Apr 24, 2018

When I try to buy Federal Reserve and they don't allow me to do so.

Amazon Eminem Apr 25, 2018

Wtf

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KW Realtor Apr 24, 2018

The moment I realized that I am responsible for my own happiness and no one or nothing else is responsible

Microsoft SalKhan Apr 24, 2018

The moment you identify that your friend's wife is your soulmate.

O'Reilly Media XaHD85 Apr 24, 2018

Oh... yikes

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pragprog Apr 24, 2018

Money cant buy you good health. If one falls sick, then the importance of health overshadows finance.

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Need2Go Apr 24, 2018

Gym, personal trainers, dietitians, organic food, medicine, treatment...yeah money can buy that too. I would argue that money is MORE IMPORTANT if you get sick.

Amazon Eminem Apr 25, 2018

Agree. Money buys healthcare and the food you intake. I guess Money just can’t save you from fate

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Favorite1 Apr 24, 2018

When I had money, but I still couldn’t solve my problems. Also when I signed my first job offer and realized I wanted power over money.

Lyft hgf6+8 Apr 24, 2018

A friend of mine just casually uttered it. we spoke of the times we were both poor af and he reminded me how happy I was. I thought about it and it all checked out.

Amazon ABC123# Apr 24, 2018

When I had $1M in the bank and realized I didn’t love what I was doing or what I was saving for.

Microsoft pizzaqueen Apr 25, 2018

True story and some perspective for u all. Iwas in USN as enlisted. Worked in aviation field doing interesting, challenging work solving problems that meant something...people's lives were really at stake in many cases. I was medium rank and a leader amongst enlisted, but made virtually no $. However, I remember one day on my way to work...at which time I had not had a day off in 60 (this was during one of Gulf War engagements), working 12 hour days and dog tired. I realized I was so happy. It was a simple life...told when to show up for work, work ur ass off in horrible conditions but know u r making a difference. I reflect on that occassionally and honestly, aside from super focused time i spend with husband, i dont think i have ever had that same feeling of content. Note i really like my job, feel appreciated and well compensated, have several real estate holdings and over $1m liquid. I would go back...