Posted by JD Seller on April 08, 2018 at 07:31:00 from (208.126.189.95):
In Reply to: Tiling the backsplash posted by Ultradog MN on April 08, 2018 at 04:31:49:
Thank you for your story and post. Many times we do not think about the entire picture of a person's life. I too have known some very high earning people over my life. The majority of them "pay" for those high wages they earn. The biggest thing is "stress" , mental stress, I feel it is much harder on a person than physical stress. With physical stress you can "rest" and relieve the majority of it. Mental stress just stays with you and wears you down.
Yes the majority of Doctors, and especially surgeons, have to be "right all of the time as a person's life is in their hands. There are other high paying jobs with a very similar stress. A fellow that I grew up with went on to become a CEO in a major company. He was the "boss" of over 50,000 people. He talked about how that stressed him. He had to worry about earnings to keep the stock holders happy and making sure that all the people that worked there had jobs to provide for their families. He died young as a direct result of this stress. So there is a cost to this.
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