Eating more fancy and having more personal training sessions as well as being able to afford audiophile new release pressings from the Blue Note store, Acoustic Sounds store, MoFi store, and Craft Recordings store! I want to look hot, eat even better and listen to immaculate pressings!
Eating more fancy and having more personal training sessions as well as being able to afford audiophile new release pressings from the Blue Note store, Acoustic Sounds store, MoFi store, and Craft Recordings store! I want to look hot, eat even better and listen to immaculate pressings!
Happy with my lifestyle and what I have now, just saying that taking out my super means I can afford to do that stuff for a short while! YOLO!
I think I will still be happy working when I’m 70+ ! I’d rather not, but I’d honestly live an enjoyable life while I’m younger compared to when I’m older! I’ll be happy with less when I’m older!
I think I will still be happy working when I’m 70+ ! I’d rather not, but I’d honestly live an enjoyable life while I’m younger compared to when I’m older! I’ll be happy with less when I’m older!
Check this, you could have a wonderfully enjoyable youth and a wonderfully enjoyable uhhh future, just requires responsible decisions the whole way through and perhaps a wee bit of sacrifice here and there.I think I will still be happy working when I’m 70+ ! I’d rather not, but I’d honestly live an enjoyable life while I’m younger compared to when I’m older! I’ll be happy with less when I’m older!
Just an educated guess or do you have the inside scoop?
Worst case scenario you end up a drug mule for the Aussie Mob or giving out hand jobs under Melbourne’s dodgiest bridge to pay for pot noodles in your 60s…. Or you need to sell your vinyl. Fuck it, Nathan. You live and die by the decisions you make…. Although as an alternative to going full in on the whole future stripping stuff I can highly recommend dog companionship as a cheaper route to personal fulfilment and general happinessI think I will still be happy working when I’m 70+ ! I’d rather not, but I’d honestly live an enjoyable life while I’m younger compared to when I’m older! I’ll be happy with less when I’m older!
Yeah, I think a dog is a great idea to fulfilment/happiness! I would rather adopt someone/have a relationship than being single with a dog! I think I’m a genuinely happy person so I feel like even though dogs are amazing animals, I’m up for something more life-changing/complex such as a kid/relationship!
I definitely plan on having an enjoyable future but I don’t focus on the future because I live so much in the presence! I know for a fact that I’ll somehow try and travel again when things get back to normal whilst renting! That’s a challenge I’m up for and I think I’ll be committed to trying to make more money to fund for travelling!
I kinda had a similar mindset… although 5 years of being single with a dog, albeit a mental one, made me realise that it’s the best life ever … for me anyway.
You probably have it right Nathan - I wonder what the percentages are of people responsibly saving for a future that never comes - or just an over surplus at the end instead of enjoying your money when you can actually kayak down a river etc etc.
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(can i loan a submarine - put on backorder for 2057?).You probably have it right Nathan - I wonder what the percentages are of people responsibly saving for a future that never comes - or just an over surplus at the end instead of enjoying your money when you can actually kayak down a river etc etc.
Plus the world is fucked. Chances are you will be living in a desert, at best in 50 yrs.
I will probably be underwater. Opposite spectrums of disaster.
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Old age poverty is real - I'm not ignoring that and I understand that's why retirement funds exist! But, I think I am strong and will be capable of living happily and well without depending on the government/family/friends when I'm at the retirement age! I honestly think I can do it without much money in my superannuation! I am healthy, happy, fit, fearless and adapt very well to change! I honestly see myself still changing jobs every 3-4 months even in my 50's in the labouring department! I'm charismatic, well-spoken and motivated and I just feel so positive about the future!
