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If you didnt have to work, What would you do (srs)
10-17-2017, 11:36 AM
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I'd help others, possibly a dog or animal rescue or possibly a non-profit in my city to help homeless/abused/less fortunate people.
I am a tall, white, straight, good looking male with above average intelligence and good parents. I think love and helping others is really the meaning of life when it all boils down.
I am a tall, white, straight, good looking male with above average intelligence and good parents. I think love and helping others is really the meaning of life when it all boils down.
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Extreme sports all day every day. Nature. Fresh air. Beautiful views. Adrenaline. Good food. Good sleep. Good sex.
10-17-2017, 12:31 PM
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If I never had to work I'd keep myself occupied easily. Life's biggest limitation is money and time.
-Buy a couple of boats (One freshwater one saltwater) and go fishing/boating.
-Ride Dirtbikes, 4-wheelers- Side-by-Sides
-Cruise around on a motorcycle/take shorter trips with one.
-Mountain biking when the weather is nice. Snowboarding when its winter.
-Scuba diving/snorkeling.
-Buy a camper and go camping/travel around and visit all of the national parks.
-Take up hunting again/ learn butchery.
-Go out more. And I don't mean clubs, I mean enjoy nice restaurants/ different foods more. I really enjoy this but its expensive as hell.
Etc.
Never understood people who talk about needing a job to feel like their life as meaning/so they don't get bored or anything. I can literally have the time of my life on a mountain with a snowboard or on a mountain bike. Hiking in beautiful areas/climbing. White-water rafting/Kayaking, etc.
-Buy a couple of boats (One freshwater one saltwater) and go fishing/boating.
-Ride Dirtbikes, 4-wheelers- Side-by-Sides
-Cruise around on a motorcycle/take shorter trips with one.
-Mountain biking when the weather is nice. Snowboarding when its winter.
-Scuba diving/snorkeling.
-Buy a camper and go camping/travel around and visit all of the national parks.
-Take up hunting again/ learn butchery.
-Go out more. And I don't mean clubs, I mean enjoy nice restaurants/ different foods more. I really enjoy this but its expensive as hell.
Etc.
Never understood people who talk about needing a job to feel like their life as meaning/so they don't get bored or anything. I can literally have the time of my life on a mountain with a snowboard or on a mountain bike. Hiking in beautiful areas/climbing. White-water rafting/Kayaking, etc.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
Why not just build container homes for homeLESS people. Homeless people don't need diabetesBake desserts from home for homeless people.
I would go live off the grid half the time in an underground Hobbit home then build a tiny home and travel. Go skydiving, scuba diving, go to concerts, festivals, volunteer and probably share some of my money with people that needed it.
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10-17-2017, 12:40 PM
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Double it the first year, and then outfit a decent small gym. Then make it free to any kid who stays in school.
10-17-2017, 01:15 PM
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I'd get a house in the southeast US and go clamming everyday.
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10-17-2017, 01:20 PM
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Would probably keep working even if I didn't need the money just to maintain the social aspect of life. It seems the wealthier you become, the easier it is to cut yourself off from others and become disconnected from society. It is easy to hide from the world when you have a big house to cut yourself off from everyone.
Would probably just cut back hours a little bit so I had more time for exercise and meditation, and start a charity to improve other people's lives.
Other than that things wouldn't change very much...anyone who has a roof over their head and food in their belly has everything they will ever need. The stuff that money can buy is just fleeting and impermanent anyway.
Would probably just cut back hours a little bit so I had more time for exercise and meditation, and start a charity to improve other people's lives.
Other than that things wouldn't change very much...anyone who has a roof over their head and food in their belly has everything they will ever need. The stuff that money can buy is just fleeting and impermanent anyway.
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10-17-2017, 02:01 PM
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I would take a movie subscription at the cinema and just go to the movies every day big movie fan
I would start dbz all over again i would start the wire over again it crowd
I would join an dating site and try to go on dates with much older woman
I would start dbz all over again i would start the wire over again it crowd
I would join an dating site and try to go on dates with much older woman
Elaine, bald men, with no job, and no money, who live with their parents, don't approach strange women
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10-17-2017, 02:16 PM
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Travel
Read books
Learn musical instruments
DJ Practice
Music Productions
Invest in Real Estate
Invest in Stock market
Gym in the morning and evening
Read books
Learn musical instruments
DJ Practice
Music Productions
Invest in Real Estate
Invest in Stock market
Gym in the morning and evening
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Mind blown at people still wanting to go to work.
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10-17-2017, 02:28 PM
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I'd dedicate my time to being the best I can possibly be at the things important to me: skiing, photography and lesser extent rowing and sailing. The best private coaches I can afford for all of these.
Live in the Alps in the winter for the skiing and have an Austrian ski racing coach
Tennis court (grass and clay) in the garden coach can use to teach hotties when I'm not using it
Pay the very best models, hair, makeup and stylists to work on my fashion shoots and finally I can have no more limits on my ideas
Track days
Tempted to open a rally driving school if I had enough cash
I'd also invest money in interesting business ideas or even art projects and travel around seeing how they are getting on. If I got board of all this I'd do another MSc.
So many people I have this discussion with are floored I'd instantly never work again. Like wtf is wrong with people that they cannot have a great interesting life without being a wagecuck?
Live in the Alps in the winter for the skiing and have an Austrian ski racing coach
Tennis court (grass and clay) in the garden coach can use to teach hotties when I'm not using it
Pay the very best models, hair, makeup and stylists to work on my fashion shoots and finally I can have no more limits on my ideas
Track days
Tempted to open a rally driving school if I had enough cash
I'd also invest money in interesting business ideas or even art projects and travel around seeing how they are getting on. If I got board of all this I'd do another MSc.
So many people I have this discussion with are floored I'd instantly never work again. Like wtf is wrong with people that they cannot have a great interesting life without being a wagecuck?
Originally Posted By keels141⏩
Could totally see myself doing this. Good point.Would probably keep working even if I didn't need the money just to maintain the social aspect of life. It seems the wealthier you become, the easier it is to cut yourself off from others and become disconnected from society. It is easy to hide from the world when you have a big house to cut yourself off from everyone.
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Run a fishing guide business in summer and a hunting guide service in fall and spring. Snowmachine and ski in the winter.
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10-20-2017, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted By East1600plus⏩
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10-21-2017, 04:01 AM
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Volunteer full time at the local animal shelter and walk doggos all day.
10-21-2017, 04:57 AM
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Same thing i do now until i start a new job, lift hike cycle, play guitar, misc and listen to music/watch tv.
10-21-2017, 05:11 AM
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1. I'd quit my job instantly;
2. I'd open a "wellness center" - part gym, part spa/relaxation. And I'd ensure no entitled dillweeds were ever allowed in (i.e., I'd ban people who didn't re-rack weights, or who were dikweeds to other people);
3. I'd attach a "homeless food/shelter" program to (2), using any extra money from the business + monthly passive income to try to reach people who are most in need in my local community and help them however I can.
4. I'd dedicate more time to my fitness goals - which would expand too if I wasn't working my 50-60 hour work weeks.
And before all this, I'd sit down with my wife and ask her: what should we do with our lives babe?
2. I'd open a "wellness center" - part gym, part spa/relaxation. And I'd ensure no entitled dillweeds were ever allowed in (i.e., I'd ban people who didn't re-rack weights, or who were dikweeds to other people);
3. I'd attach a "homeless food/shelter" program to (2), using any extra money from the business + monthly passive income to try to reach people who are most in need in my local community and help them however I can.
4. I'd dedicate more time to my fitness goals - which would expand too if I wasn't working my 50-60 hour work weeks.
And before all this, I'd sit down with my wife and ask her: what should we do with our lives babe?
10-21-2017, 05:20 AM
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Hedonic adaptation will take over no matter what you do. Gotta keep setting goals and working towards them.
People strive for comfort but I can tell you, not having to work has its own disadvantages.
People strive for comfort but I can tell you, not having to work has its own disadvantages.
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