What is your dream lifestyle?

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2. No matter how much financial security I have, I don’t think I’d be happy without a job. I genuinely like working. I would like to probably do what I do, but have more time (and money) to travel and spend on my hobbies. So.. maybe working 30-35 hours a week and then just hanging out.

3. Not needing to work so much just to survive would be a good start. If we’re including impossible scenarios lol

4. Work from home 1-2 days a week, able to set work hours (I’d go 6-3 instead of 8-5). I am well aware I might be missing the point of the phrase “dream lifestyle.” That’s as big as I can think right now though.

5. I’d like to get married, have 2-3 kids, and work part time. I really want to focus on my husband and kids and creating a lovely home for my family.

6. I have 2. One more realistic than the other.

   1. Realistic: I would love to make enough that my husband wouldn’t have to work and he’d be able to be a stay at home dad. This is also his dream.

   2. Not so realistic: I would have enough money to not have to do anything, but what I would do is shop all day like it was my job and I would be in the lookout for customers who are being ass holes to employees and yell at them for being ass holes. No one deserves to be berated while at work, especially if they could be fired for standing up for themselves.

7. Working 20 hours per week instead of 48, but get paid the same.

8. Travelling. The only thing I’m jealous of is people who have the means and liberty to travel a lot. Go everywhere, eat every food, meet people, learn cultures, explore different perspectives and set of values. This world is so diverse I want to meet everyone!

9. Being an eccentric m(b)illionaire who works for sport (with husband doing the same), and having more time to be with our family and friends.

   Also, among other stuff, I’d buy our old car back. 🙂

10. I’d love to live in a small cottage on a few acres of land with a horse, and older rescue cats and dogs to help them live out their last years/months in comfort.