I thought about MMM earlier today at the grocery store (wondering if we were spending too much), so I was surprised to see him profiled on this week's issue.
In a way, his methods make me feel relieved that a particular income benchmark or the wild growth of a business is not needed to lead a happy/sufficient life, yet I feel anxious because 1) I didn't have the best start (law school debt), 2) I haven't cut down my spending/saved as much as I should.
Just curious, are there any anti-mustachians who 1) bust ass to maximize earnings, 2) have unabated spending habits, 3) believe they are happier to live such a lifestyle?
In a way, his methods make me feel relieved that a particular income benchmark or the wild growth of a business is not needed to lead a happy/sufficient life, yet I feel anxious because 1) I didn't have the best start (law school debt), 2) I haven't cut down my spending/saved as much as I should.
Just curious, are there any anti-mustachians who 1) bust ass to maximize earnings, 2) have unabated spending habits, 3) believe they are happier to live such a lifestyle?