Why I don't envy anyone

For several years now I have been living only on capital interest, no other sources of income. And it's ruined my life. To tell you the truth, life has never been as depressing as it has been in recent years. It's not a life, it's a prison with a life sentence where you're guaranteed a good meal until you die and nothing else. The post on the topic - You don't need that kind of F.I.R.E (https://smart-lab.ru/blog/1227279.php)

As long as there are tasks and there is a goal where to move, the movement itself gives strength and energy. If there is no goal or it is achieved, depression can set in. A person is not created to lie around palm trees 24×7 and do nothing. And to tell the truth - it's just boring.

If you have a lot of tasks and things to do, you don't have time to think about shit. And when there is nothing to do, then it starts - oh, I have a prickle here, and what will happen if I lose my money, and on and on it goes. I've been tracking it for a while. I never noticed it before. When there's a lot of things to do, there's no time for that.

If a person is brewing in their head, it is highly likely to be negative thoughts. If the gaze is turned to the task, there will be less negativity. Observe for yourself.

And understanding human nature, honed in on survival and moving toward purpose rather than highs, understanding the limitations of the hedonistic treadmill (https://t.me/maximaffiliate/1210), that all pleasures pass, that any purchases are pleasing for well if a couple weeks, is there any point in envying anyone?

You think a million dollars is an escape from all woes, but for someone it can turn into an impossible burden right now.