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Justinian Forthemoney

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    #11
    I work for money. If i didn't need to, I wouldn't work. I didn't turn professional at golf and snooker (snooker, cos I maybe wasn't good enough, and maybe cos I was stupid) because they would have become jobs... Work.... Hard work. And I would have nolonger enjoyed them.

    I hate working, but I have no chioce.

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      #12
      Multiple things for me, listed below in no particular order.

      Having to rely on myself to find work. Feels like master of your own destiny.
      I love changing jobs frequently (new companies, people, environment).
      No permie crap to put up with.
      Having the choice to take time off when I want to.
      Keeps my skills sharp having to prove myself all the time and not getting comfortable in a permie role.
      Money is good but it’s the fact that you can have extended time off on practically full pay (assuming war chest is healthy)

      I can’t see me ever going permie again

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