How much of a quality of life improvement will I see going from $60k salary to over $100k? I'm fucking 30 and can't seem to make any meaningful moves because I had the cuck "I'm going to work hard for my company" mentality even though I'm in like bottom 5% for my position in my state. Is it even worth "leaving on good terms" or should I just get the fuck out and make as much money as possible, I'm so sick of these faggots anyway
>>6268605560k to over 100k is an insane jump and is meaningful yeah. Your QOL will improve a ton
>60kFeel a bit tight with money, but can still go on vacation and not worry much. Wouldn't really save money, but quality of life is basically the same.>100kMight spend an extra 5-10k disposable income, but the big difference is investing the savings versus running on a financial treadmill at 60k. I dont give a shit about financial black holes like buying a new car. If you care about that, well you could probably do it at 60k salary if you rent a car instead of buy outright. I notice a lot of single mothers at my work driving 80k SUVs on a 60k salary, while I drive a 6000$ car on a 100k salary.
