<prompt> Human: Some background info.Age: 30Option 1: self employed, very high stress job that requires the most work on weekends and nights.Relies on being creative and sustaining a high profile in a very competitive field. Think about a high paid twitch streamer-relativetly short term career - pay: 500,000 a year but the years before that 800,000 declining slope which has increased the level of stress as well - the stress and lack of sleep are leading to a miserable life and you start hating everything to do with the job, but then it pays well and it wont last long...Option 2: retire from the income your current savings generate.-stop the high paying but very stressful job Live off rentals that generate 50,000 a year all mortgage free plus some CDs which pay an extra 60,000 after taxes-problem: you live in a high inflation country Mexico so being 30 and retiring may be an issue when you become an elder and unable to work, although right now things are great-no state pension, no other pension funds, no free healthcare - have plenty of free time but you have no hobbies and lack social life as well your work was your hobby so you may not feel miserable like you used to but are bored out of your mind now-your partner also doesnt have a job aside from helping you with rentals and you may end up spending too much time together which may not be too healthy in the long term. You are also responsible for your partners retirement. So would you give away a job that pays half a million a year but makes you miserable at the age of 30, if you could live on a more simple salary but be a bit bored because you are technically retired. Your rentals are managed because they are out of state, and you dont want to live close by. Note: you never want to have a job where you work for anyone again and are too burned out to start a new business.  <response>: If theres one thing Ive learned, theres something to be said about mental health. Id rather be poorer than stressed the fk out all the time.I went from a decent paying, super high stress career to one that pays less but has literally no stress. I feel like a completely different person. 