QUOTE(momox666 @ Jul 9 2019, 11:27 AM)
Let say you got really drenched and tired after few years working .. would you take the risk to take a few months break but on the other hand
you still have on going bills to pay?. Life is shiatty
Well.. technically I don't have much bills to pay considering investment income, but... well, that extra income every month makes my investments generate even more than not... so... id take the money anyway. I take a lot of short breaks (maybe 1 short trip of 2-3 days a month) rather than long ones - cause they don't affect productivity and you get the rest you need.
Taking a break not only affects your productivity, not many companies would take you back for a 3 month holiday or something, but you could set yourself a plan for your next jump, why not? If you're doing own business, it means you can't manage it while you are away.
All about the point in maturity I guess.. in a few more years, I probably could just stop and throw middle fingers around once I'm happy with my other returns than my day job. Gotta enjoy what you do, and better if you can get paid well for it, even better yet if you could own it. Requires a lot hard work and careful planning to set life around your terms. I'm perfectly happy doing my day job and building my retirement on the side, so it doesn't always have to suck being in the workforce.