But did you create shareholder value?

[smeenz@lemmy.nz]

Let's be realistic here. Who is going to pay for that fancy gravestone ?

[return2ozma@lemmy.world]

And we'll do an annual pizza party and maybe Starbucks gift cards!

[rustyricotta@lemmy.ml]

That's what all your hard work is for.

[intensely_human@lemm.ee]

If you never work, everything is hard

[korhaka@sopuli.xyz]

I go with do a meaningless job that requires minimal effort and is low stress while trying to maximise free time and the energy I have available to enjoy my free time. I don't need lots of money, working from home I can often go for a bike ride before or after work, or in lunch breaks. In summer I have often gone to the beach for a swim before work and sat on the stones cooking breakfast with a camping stove.

My job has no real meaning, the pay is shit, but WFH + low stress is easily worth it

[chonglibloodsport@lemmy.world]

That’s a great idea. For anyone following this, definitely try to live in an inexpensive area so you don’t have to spend a lot on rent. Then you can save money for recreation and hobbies!

[gravitas_deficiency@sh.itjust.works]

Yeah checks out

[delphia@lemmy.world]

"Work just hard enough that your family dont chuck the lazy bastard in a cardboard box in an unmarked hole."

My dad (who I do love BUT) has been a lazy self absorbed dropkick his entire life. When my grandmother died and left him some cash we had a very frank discussion "I never expected you to die with a cent to your name so do what you want with most of the money, but go buy a prepaid funeral and dont stick me with a bill when you go!"

[rotkehle@feddit.org]

[palmtreeisbesttree@lemmy.world]

You can pay a visit to Mr. 12 Gauge.