I'm 30, I Have a Joint Income Of $480,000, & My Net Worth Is $1.5M

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I'm 30, I Have a Joint Income Of $480,000, & My Net Worth Is $1.5M
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'I call my Dad. As a first-generation immigrant, he is appalled at the pay cut I would take if I left my job. As my Dad, however, he tells me he supports me no matter what.'

7 a.m. — We roll out of bed after my partner of eight years hits the snooze button 13 more times and we cuddle as much as possible before my anxiety to get the day started forces me out of bed and into the world. Our morning ritual is always the same — she walks the pup while I make a quick breakfast of oatmeal and coffee, we drink coffee and chat about random things while listening to NPR, we then spend 10-15 minutes meditating, and then hit the showers to go to work around 9.

6 p.m. — I manage to sneak away from work and we head out to dinner with friends at a new Lebanese spot a couple of miles away. We share some biodynamic wines and chat about the state of the world, and whether having children is a good idea when everything is such doom and gloom. I get a couple of emails during the dinner, which means I'm still working, but at least I don't have to be in the office...we split the check and make it home by around 10:30.

4 p.m. — Another friend calls to say that her newly minted marriage isn't going great — her husband is partying all night and doing drugs. I finish up some work and then head over to her place to pick her up. We go to the wine store and snag a bunch of bottles. I take her back to my apartment and we chat on my terrace for the next few hours.7 p.m.

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