are you happy with the money  you earn?
372522
Yes I am. It provides a roof over my head, food on my table and clothes on my back. I learned to appreciate the value of a dollar and am grateful for what I have and don't have.
1184680
There is a saying"Money does not buy happiness." My husband and I don't have a lot of money ,but he makes me feel like I am cherished.That to me is worth more than a fortune.
207962
I am quite happy with my life, but I will not be completely satisfied with it untill I have accomplished what I was put here to do.  And thanks for your answer as well.
513523
are you for real?!\n\nbanks love everyones money!
167986
How much do you want to make?
394485
As long as you get enough money to support yourself and have some to save, its good.
913533
I love my job. I get to work from home and I work in an industy that I love...travel. I can save money on my own travel and I can make  money when others book their travel with me. I feel that it is a dream come true because I am working for myself and I can see the efforts of my labor. It took me a while to find the right home based business but now that I have it I am thankful.
460667
Having been miserable with a good paycheck for many years, let me tell you there is a lot to be said for feeling good about yourself and what you do all day.  Money isn't everything.  Change is good for the soul.
655732
I am 27, married, 2 little girls 3 1/2 and 10 months, and I had a good job with a bank until 2 weeks ago. And no, none of that guaranteed happiness. Happiness comes from accepting who you are, what you want, and working to make youself the best person you can be. No oustide factors will change that. They may add to it, enhance it, make it more convenient, but they will not be what makes you happy.
396551
How would you feel with no incometax. Its like having a 100% raise. usualy all expensses paid and everything.\n\nby the way you should say why ARE americans more happy to... not why do.\n\nplus, it doesnt only apply to americans. Im from Canada and there are many europeens and asians also. Its a land of opportunity. That is until the oil reserves go down or until some religious crazy regime takes over. I hope it wont until I finish my work here.
223309
I do.\n\nFor me it is because I work a short week,  I have good benefits, and good pay.
401171
do whatever makes you happiest because money cannot make you happy.  now is the time for you to get out there and experiment with any type of job you ever thought you might be interested in after uni.  good luck!
346883
As long as your income can stay with you, it should be good.  Sounds like you work your a** off with 5 jobs.  In the end, the whole story sounds like bulls**t.
481003
OK, I currently make a little under $100,000.00 a year.  I live in a 3000 sq ft home.  I have two cars, one of which is a Mercedes.  I have quite a bit of money in the bank and a rather tidy stock portfolio.  I have all the toys I could wish for and then some including a home theater projection system, high-speed internet access and a stereo system that can wake the dead.  If I lost my job today, I wouldn't have to worry for at least 2 years and could maintain my current lifestyle.  Or I could liquidate everyting and probably never have to work again at all though it would be of a necessarily lesser lifestyle.\n\nIt wasn't always that way.\n\nIn 1977, I earned less than $5,000.00 per year.  I supported a wife and son in a tiny garage apartment with nasty furniture.  We drove a 12 year old junker of a car that burned more oil than gas.  We had a tiny black & white TV that picked up two stations.  We didn't have a telephone or cable TV.  We ate lots of boxed mac & cheese (10 cents at Winn-Dixie) and cheap hot dogs.  If I lost my job back then, we would have been on the streets within 2 weeks, probably "living" in that old Dodge Dart.\n\nOwing to lots of hard work and sacrifice, I got from the "there and then" to the "here and now."\n\nI consider my reality to be much more valid than OJ's.  My guess is that he put on a bunch of weight and that the glove failed to fit as a result.  His money was a contributing factor, but not the primary one.
232674
I have been a writer, a sales person, a broadcaster, a fund raiser, worked in restaurants, retail stores, sold insurance and worked in a day care.\n\nI've been through recessions and boom times. I wanted to be fulfilled and I wanted to make money. \n\nThe only thing I can say is I am sick of people asking me what I want to be when I grow up - how about happy and fulfilled?
47881
Good for you, hope you found a job you enjoy
227932
yes are you satisfied