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[quote=Anonymous]As I’ve gotten more senior in my career (former Biglaw), I’ve realized that all the striving leads to a dead end. We have enough money now to sustain our relatively modest life. I ask myself whether I want my kids to follow a similar path. In other words do they bust their butts to do well academically, work in a high-pressure, thankless job, and then get disillusioned with their lives thus far? Or do they take the long view even from high school, and realized that a balanced life, well lived is better than a high-achieving burst that burns out after 15 years. And I’m also Asian, second generation American with parents who grew up in a country with a national test for college.[/quote]
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