Red and orange are self employed
- The plan to build up a company is the most risky – it could go either way
- Lifestyle means you have to sell and do, but you have freedom. But how can you ever retire?
The other four are employed in a company
- Corporate Slave: go into management and work your way up. Can be well paid but long hours and if your face doesn’t fit you’re out!
- Retire Early – pay a price now for time off later.
- Easy Job and Life Outside – wasting five days a week but saving your time and energy for your family, friends and personal life.
- Job you love – vocation – e.g. musician, writer, nurse, designer – might not be great pay but happiness 5 days a week
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…and here is how they play out over time, taking at just happiness, not money
(although I’ve tried to factor money into happiness a little bit)
I’m thinking that the red gets more and more stressful until the sell off, which could go either way. The sell off happens earlier than the early retirement (often) and both before the black strategy pays off.
Green and purple are similar happiness – one has a fun job, while the other has a job that is at least easy, and fun outside
Analysis chart HERE
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