<prompt> Human: Currently, I make 23hr with optional OT. My company match is 4 for my 401k. I practice the PF guidelines. No debt. The potential new job would be 28-32hour havent negotiated it yet working for the government, so obviously much better benefits. Immediate downsides would be 7:30-430 not a morning person and a longer commute. 13 minutes to 28 minutesI feel stuck. I actually like the job I have right now. My direct manager is a delight to work for, my coworkers are enjoyable and the workload is very laid back. An old coworker referred me to the new job and I figured Why not apply? It sounded interesting and would be a large raise. The two interviews have gone well, but its become clear that this would be a much faster paced environment with more responsibility and a strict policy of meeting tight deadlines. On one hand, this is a very in demand area and it would be beneficial in the long term to my career...On the other hand, Im happy with where I am currently. I make more than enough money to do the things I want to do and I dont dread coming to workget forced into a ton of OTwork with crazies. The hiring manager told me that Im one of the finalists and they would be making a decision next week. Initially I was pleased Im one of those people who likes goals, but now I just feel this sense of dread. Every person I talk to about this feeling says Its so much more money! Youd be crazy to turn it down! I paid off all my debt early on because I didnt want to be ruled by money. Im feeling pretty uncertain about this decision right now and could use some advice besides money everything. Thanks :  <response>: If your happy with what you do, who you work with, and income, i wouldnt change a thing! Theres no gaurentee when you switch that you will have the same luxuries. If you are needing more income, id ask for a raise if thats an option. On the otherhand, if the next job opportunity gets you a step closer to where you aspire to be, then that may be your best option. The real thing to think about is what matters the most to you. 