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I’m with ya on the kids front. I like what I do enough and my job provides enough pay and flexibility for the lifestyle I want (lots of travel and experiences) so for me that’s enough - for now at least.
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My dad once told me he explained he felt like he could make a difference bc working in finance bc he made a ton of money and could donate to meaningful causes. Just last year, he got his team to do a walk a thon for wounded warriors and raised almost 30k for the org
Yes! I think about this. Now that I’m more on track in my career I’ve begun to volunteer for causes that I believe in. I tie my volunteer work to something finance related and it feels like I haven’t been working for nothing which is nice
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I think about volunteering or doing work for nonprofit orgs when I am able to. I used to teach little kids during the weekends when I was less busy. I would want to pick that back up when time permits or volunteer at events to give back to the community
Same on the kids, but honestly if you are enjoying life otherwise don’t worry about it. If you want to give back, do some volunteer or something!
I am starting to question what I am actually meant to do for work. I feel like I want to find something that gives me more meaning. Sad enough - I realize that money is not as motivating as it used to be for me