Is financial independence worth It?

[Santiago Ram]

When you have the option not to Work?

[Javfly33]

If you don´t have to work you are already financially independent, unless your source of income is unstable. 

[Keryo Koffa]

Abolishing the need for work > Benefitting from surplus work ≈ Getting by without work

[Santiago Ram]

@Leo Gura Is 'work' worth It? What happens if you're disconnected from this aspect of Survival?

Edited June 19 by Santiago Ram

[Santiago Ram]

4 hours ago, Keryo Koffa said:

Abolishing the need for work > Benefitting from surplus work ≈ Getting by without work

I agree, now I would like to know some counterpoints.

Edited June 19 by Santiago Ram

[Keryo Koffa]

Just now, Santiago Ram said:

I agree, now I would like to find the counterpoints.

Try societal shaming, normativity propaganda, human relatability index, personal growth speeches and work culture.

[Santiago Ram]

@Leo Gura I find Work to take a lot of Energy and a Distraction from Spirituality. So, Is It worth the Time invested?

[Keryo Koffa]

48 minutes ago, Santiago Ram said:

I find Work to take a lot of Energy and a Distraction from Spirituality. So, Is It worth the Time invested?

It does depend on what you consider and take on as work...
whether it's constructive and transformational or just busy routine.

[Wilhelm44]

12 hours ago, Santiago Ram said:

@Leo Gura I find Work to take a lot of Energy and a Distraction from Spirituality. So, Is It worth the Time invested?

It's easy to be spiritual in the cave. Most teachings talk about coming down the mountain again. Being of service in one way or another. It's good to have an honest look at the resistance, spiritual ego, and fears around being an active member of society again. 

[Wilhelm44]

And certain energies or archetypes in the psyche, can turn against you, if they don't have an appropriate means of being expressed in the world.