The Ultimate Choice: Rich, Famous, or Happy?
Are We Measuring Success All Wrong?
The Secret Formula You’ve Been Missing!
Life is full of tough choices. Do we want fries with that or a salad? Should we hit snooze one more time or finally crawl out of bed? But then, the big questions keep philosophers, dreamers, and probably over-caffeinated college students up at night. We’re faced with the age-old question: Would we rather be filthy rich, swimming in cash, but stuck in a job that makes us want to scream into a pillow every morning, or would we prefer to make just enough to pay for groceries and Netflix, but love our work? It’s like asking, “Would we rather have a gold-plated toilet but hate our lives or a regular porcelain one with happiness on the side?” Tough call, right?
Now, if that wasn’t already a mental gymnastics routine, here comes another: Would we rather be super famous and influential but only for something ridiculous — like, say, being a reality TV star known for inventing a new way to open a jar — or be completely unknown but working on something mind-blowingly important? Take this: We’re in a lab, furiously scribbling the formula for the cure for cancer, but no one ever knows our name. A superhero with no credit, no Instagram following, and zero paparazzi. Meanwhile, Mr. Jar Opener is rolling in…
