u/carnageta

Live in Canada. Make about 320k/year right now (big tech). 850k in investment accounts, and also own a house with about a 500k mortgage left.

Tired of the constant grind. Thinking about leaving for a lower stress job, I.e one that pays 120-140k. If I do this, I’d be able to pay all of my bills, including mortgage, and save a bit of money (for leisure). However, I won’t have any left for investing. Am I too young to not contribute another penny?

Not exactly sure yet when I’d like to retire - I know it’s earlier than 65, but not sure if it’s at 50, or 55, etc.

Anyone face a similar dilemma of not knowing when to truly enter coastfire? Would appreciate any thoughts ya’ll might have

Assuming we keep it (unlikely), I think at least one of Philon, Carr, Ament, Steinbach, or Lendeborg will be likely available for us to select. I think all 5 of those guys would have a real shot at blossoming into something special in our system, similar to the way Bam and Tyler have grown.

Assume he was 20 years old and just as good as he is right now. Would he be up there with AJ, Peterson, Boozer, and Wilson as a prospect in this upcoming draft?

Does the false grip make muscle ups easier, or is my kip technique probably just terrible when trying to do it with a regular grip?