Live to work or work to live? - Beyond Tiki

K Kim Member Portland, OR Joined: Feb 24, 2003 Posts: 135	K Kim Posted posted on Mon, Oct 27, 2003 5:24 PM I appreciate the responses so far! Additional details: I'm 29, and would be entering a 3-year MFA program for dramaturgy, almost certainly. Don't worry if you don't know what it is-- no one outside the field does. I'd probably end up making close to what I make now, and in theory, Tikitronic will, at some point, be making a moderate-to-pretty-decent living. As I said, all feedback is appreciated! I've always heard that the folks who like thier jobs are the most likely to be happy with thier lives, so it seems a worthwhile consideration-- but I also know my m-i-l will never, ever, be able to afford to retire, and that looks pretty bad from here too.

I appreciate the responses so far!

Additional details:
I'm 29, and would be entering a 3-year MFA program for dramaturgy, almost certainly. Don't worry if you don't know what it is-- no one outside the field does. I'd probably end up making close to what I make now, and in theory, Tikitronic will, at some point, be making a moderate-to-pretty-decent living.

As I said, all feedback is appreciated! I've always heard that the folks who like thier jobs are the most likely to be happy with thier lives, so it seems a worthwhile consideration-- but I also know my m-i-l will never, ever, be able to afford to retire, and that looks pretty bad from here too.

Post #57234 by Kim on Mon, Oct 27, 2003 5:24 PM