<prompt> Human: I have no debtrent to pay.The current job:- I have no interest whatsoever in the career path even if i had any, I know eventually someday i will have a breakdown. I actually would rather stay in my currwnt position than be promoted because of the stress Im seeing on my supervisors.- The pay is fairly good.- The hell to any personal goalslife goals if I stay Owning a decent business learning and growing travelingThe other job. - Has less hours which will let me to focus more on my business and more vacation time.- salary is less by 30 from my current one.- Its not in customer service, its administrative work.The only downside with the new job is that there is no much room for improvementpromotions.What do you think ?Edit: more infoEdit 2: I have read every single comment that you guys made. Thank you everyone. They really made a difference.  <response>: I think money is important but I think the question to start asking yourself is: why is the money important to you? Do you want a nice car, do you want to retire early, provide for a family? Phrasing it this way makes it easier to decide whether it is worth sacrificing for. Say you really enjoy going buying season tickets to football games and this job enables that. Fine, now you can imagine what you are giving up to take the lower paying job. If you are just collecting money because more money is better, consider that you are not getting any closer to your goals. I sense that your goal is to start your own business. How does the current job get you closer to your gall?I will add one thing. I have never heard of a person reaching the end of their life and saying they wished they had made 25-30 higher salary in that job they took when they were young. Its always regret over having wasted time they could have used differently - visiting Italy, spending time with their kids, writing the great American novel. Plan accordingly so your money enables this rather than becoming an impediment to these goals. 