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Bhutan counts the cost of trying to buy happiness | Reuters
Bhutan counts the cost of trying to buy happiness
bye bye clubsnap, i am flying over to denmark and work as a cleaner.
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Here you go, it should be this one.
Bhutan counts the cost of trying to buy happiness | Reuters
Bhutan counts the cost of trying to buy happiness
go there work a few years , scrimped and save up then retire in a third world country as an "emperor" at the age of 40+. It's doable I believe. lol
They can just print many many money for you if all gone, but the many many dollar value will be much less. If have big workforce compare to retired population, no problem. If workforce become small, money taken out more than money coming in per month, then need to turn on the printer already (assume they lost your money inside, if no lost then no problem).
If Bhutan is dream location... then forget it. Tourist Visa cost $200++ USD a day... Immigrants there is almost unheard of for people not from any of the surrounding countries. But of course... by the time you retired, rules could have change... but so would the Landscape. Bhutan could only remain "Happy" if their own people are not exposed to outside influences and remain isolated... once Starbucks and Apple's iShop start opening there... queues of young Bhutanese outside an iShop for 3 days waiting for the latest iPhone/iPad... there goes your paradise... :sweat:
Got meh... ?? I did not leh :sweat:
But of course... I left school more than 20 years ago.... :bsmilie:
It is no fun retiring so early. What are you going to do in the next 40 years?
I think best will be, you have the money in the bank to make a decision whether or not you wanna retire, but choose not to. You work not because you need to, but because you want to....maybe become a full time photog after that, charge people cheaply and spoil the whole market.....but you pick and choose only clients that you like to work for ;p
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It is no fun retiring so early. What are you going to do in the next 40 years?
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It is no fun retiring so early. What are you going to do in the next 40 years?
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:bsmilie:
It is no fun retiring so early. What are you going to do in the next 40 years?
I think best will be, you have the money in the bank to make a decision whether or not you wanna retire, but choose not to. You work not because you need to, but because you want to....maybe become a full time photog after that, charge people cheaply and spoil the whole market.....but you pick and choose only clients that you like to work for ;p
there is so much things to do and think after retirement to keep you busy.
not to work for money but to slow down and enjoy life that is.
maybe i am a very nua person lol, but if i can, I hope to retire early. if it means staring and stoning into empty spaces all day :x
It is no fun retiring so early. What are you going to do in the next 40 years?
I think best will be, you have the money in the bank to make a decision whether or not you wanna retire, but choose not to. You work not because you need to, but because you want to....maybe become a full time photog after that, charge people cheaply and spoil the whole market.....but you pick and choose only clients that you like to work for ;p
This I most agree.... my dream is to kena TOTO (at least $3Mil)... quite my job. Go work at McDonald for 4 hr a day... driving to McDonald everyday in my BMW 7/8/9 Series... :bsmilie: Then spent the rest of my spare time Photographing.... :thumbsup:
The idea to sit around at home till I die puts a chill to my spinal... and lets not forget even a fat big bank account won't last forever if you still have 30-40 years to go. :bsmilie:
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