Rima Grace

But the tradeoff has changed how she thinks of enough.

So for me, the calculus has totally changed.

I value time and autonomy over everything.

I mean, it's actually almost become too binary in my head between time or money.

Now, I'm not saving for retirement.

I have not put anything into my Roth IRA this year.

And I told myself that is a sacrifice that I personally am willing to make.

But that's not a sustainable situation, which is why I know I need more.

I need to be, you know, planning for the future.

I also haven't really been contributing to my savings account.

Like I'm just breaking even, which in itself is a miracle.

But for right now, you're saying it's enough for me because I value time over money in this period of my life.

Exactly.

But like even saying the word enough is such a radical thing.

It has transformed my life to even just ask that question, the idea that there could be a ceiling.

Yeah.

Because for a long time, that's not how your brain worked.

You were like, there's no ceiling.

And so for me, it's the feeling of, whoa, I could just aim to settle and slow.

And that feels so deeply radical.