Says the man who made enough money before downsizing. Funny how that works.
2 days ago | 183
You went from $700k/yr to $350k/yr - oh, the horror 😅😑 …tone def articl
2 days ago | 154
Wow...so... once you have enough money to do whatever you wanted. You realized money didnt matter.
2 days ago | 82
Is this the Onion??? What kind of topic is this??? 😂 WTF!!
2 days ago | 38
It only took making enough money to never have to worry about it again to realize it doesn't buy happiness 😂☠
2 days ago | 27
How convenient that he found enlightenment AFTER accumulating all the savings he could ever need to live comfortably. What a hero.
11 hours ago | 8
Yeah says the man who made enough money to be able to retire and not worry about bills or buying whatever they want for the rest of their life
1 day ago | 6
You call that a financial risk? Most of us never even seen 6 digits before.
13 hours ago | 3
Only people who have a bunch of money make this kinda statements
2 days ago | 3
must have been awful! glad he broke free! can't even imagine how horrible that must have been.
2 days ago | 12
‘Money doesn’t buy happiness but only after I made a boatload I decided I can take my foot off the gas’ funny how that works 😂
1 day ago | 2
$700,000 is about 7 years salary for me... I do work alot of scheduled and unscheduled ot.
1 day ago | 3
He could just keep the job and donate all of his earnings… that’s an option as well.
2 days ago | 7
😂 money doesn’t buy happiness but it buys everything that makes me happy. In return I am happy. Never let rich people scare you away from the pursuit of financial freedom
1 day ago | 2
Business Insider
Jay Gengelbach quit his $700,000 tech job at Verily in mid-2024, knowing it was a financial risk.
Read more about why he quit here: www.businessinsider.com/quit-tech-job-take-risk-mo…
(Credit: Courtesy of Suzanne Tadros Photography; Business Insider)
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