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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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If you earned enough money to be comfortable for the rest of your life, will you still go to work?

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Janice Tan

10 Mar 2024

Yes, I will still go to work but it has to be meaningful work. Something that is impactful to help people live a better life or make the planet a safer place to live.

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Benny

19 Oct 2023

I wil start a food business to lose all my money and start working again

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Elysia

18 Oct 2023

For me, I will still go to work. It makes my life not so boring. This might bring me joy and a sense of purpose when going to work without financial commitment.

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Cryotosensei

09 May 2023

Blogger at diaperfinancingfund.blogspot.com

Well, i will travel around the world and try to make it as a travel blogger via my personal blog diaperfinancingfund.blogspot.com. I will probably earn pennies for a start but you never try you never know

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Junus Eu

01 Apr 2019

For sure. After all, work can provide meaning in life. I would definitely still work, but on my own ...

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