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He recognized the incredible privilege of his pay and status, but his anguish seemed genuine. “If you spend 12 hours a day doing work you hate, at some point it doesn’t matter what your paycheck says,” he told me.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/02/21/magazine/elite-professionals-jobs-happiness.html
That is an article about extremely high-paying jobs where the people are miserable. It fits the grumpy, vindictive, and destructive church officials I have known, too.
We have extremely low expenses, such as $30 a month for water. Even then, we are going to sell the limo for almost nothing, because a young couple could use a car that will not take 5 years to pay off.
Doing work all the time is the best part - enjoyable, satisfying, and eternal-life changing. Many people share the labor, which allows printed works to reach circulation in many different ways.
