2. Important Decision
an incredible amount of
time will be spend
working in the chosen
career
40 hours a week adds
up to about 87 days
spent at work over the
course of a year
5. Why Careers are Satisfying
Helping others
Fun
Enjoyable
Little Stress
Little connection to salary
6. Money and Happiness
“Money can’t buy happiness.”
Studies show that money does not lead to more
happiness after $75,000 a year
The only way money leads to happiness is by
eliminating financial problems
8. Advantages of Choosing a
Career Based on Salary
More money
Easier retirement
Less financial stress
Pursuit of a hobby
9. Disadvantages of Choosing
a Career Based on Salary
Stress
Medical Problems
Relationship Problems
More spending
Money is easier to spend when there is a lot of it
More time at work
10. Effects of Stress
Headaches
Baldness
Teeth grinding
Heart problems
Decreased immunity
Reduced life expectancy
14. Conclusion
Money will not buy happiness
The stress from an unenjoyable and unsatisfying job is
unhealthy
Happiness has health benefits
Money is not everything
Money is not worth being unhappy
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