Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I did. I took advantage of it and took 11 years off to raise my three kids from birth till late elementary, being able to savor every moment with them, to show them daily how they are more important to me than making money I don't need. I am going back to work now, to show them what it means to have a healthy work/life balance. I take exciting trips and have them fully funded for college. I buy the best produce. Nothing much else is different about my life than most anyone else who is UMC, I'd bet. Nobody knows.
I love that you are now crazy rich and your indulgence is great produce!
Anonymous wrote:I did. I took advantage of it and took 11 years off to raise my three kids from birth till late elementary, being able to savor every moment with them, to show them daily how they are more important to me than making money I don't need. I am going back to work now, to show them what it means to have a healthy work/life balance. I take exciting trips and have them fully funded for college. I buy the best produce. Nothing much else is different about my life than most anyone else who is UMC, I'd bet. Nobody knows.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. I inherited about 5 million approximately eight years ago. It is now closer to 7. I’m 40.
I left my corporate job and now work at a nonprofit. I actually still make a decent salary (95k) but do not worry about money. I am a diehard WOHM and believe that every educated woman without major health issues and/or other debilitating situations should work. I’m aware that I am lucky to work at a flexible job that pays decently and make you feel good about what I contribute to the world. That said I did not earn this money and would not quit to rely on it.
My husband and I bought a $1 million house in cash and have comfort in the fact that our retirement and children’s college funds are completely funded.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. I inherited about 5 million approximately eight years ago. It is now closer to 7. I’m 40.
I left my corporate job and now work at a nonprofit. I actually still make a decent salary (95k) but do not worry about money. I am a diehard WOHM and believe that every educated woman without major health issues and/or other debilitating situations should work. I’m aware that I am lucky to work at a flexible job that pays decently and make you feel good about what I contribute to the world. That said I did not earn this money and would not quit to rely on it.
My husband and I bought a $1 million house in cash and have comfort in the fact that our retirement and children’s college funds are completely funded.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. I inherited about 5 million approximately eight years ago. It is now closer to 7. I’m 40.
I left my corporate job and now work at a nonprofit. I actually still make a decent salary (95k) but do not worry about money. I am a diehard WOHM and believe that every educated woman without major health issues and/or other debilitating situations should work. I’m aware that I am lucky to work at a flexible job that pays decently and make you feel good about what I contribute to the world. That said I did not earn this money and would not quit to rely on it.
My husband and I bought a $1 million house in cash and have comfort in the fact that our retirement and children’s college funds are completely funded.
Anonymous wrote:No but I think about it all the time.