Sure, if you’re making minimum wage, by all means prioritise getting a better job over investing what you can spare. I suspect, however, that this is rather an unusual case for LW readers who are out of their teens. If you’re making a more typical 30 or 40 thousand (and especially if you already have a college degree), the returns to self-improvement drop rather drastically.
Sure, if you’re making minimum wage, by all means prioritise getting a better job over investing what you can spare. I suspect, however, that this is rather an unusual case for LW readers who are out of their teens. If you’re making a more typical 30 or 40 thousand (and especially if you already have a college degree), the returns to self-improvement drop rather drastically.