The above statement is something that cross my mind recently.
We seem to be on a hedonistic treadmill to
- learn things in school, skill up
- work to fund things and goals our parents have been doing at our age
- work to fund the same retirement goal that our parents have been doing all this while
- reach retirement, enjoy retirement
- wait for medical concerns to set in, struggle and past away
My readers would rebel against this form of living, in their own little way.
They would probably build wealth better than their peers.
They would make better career decisions and purchase decisions than their peers.
However, I do wonder if they do ponder the same thing as I do:
What awaits us at the end of the tunnel? Will we really like what awaits us at the end of the tunnel?
Building wealth for security and independence has its benefits, ......
