03-30-2012, 06:26 PM
I must admit... the $5 mil, $10 mil, and up answers surprise me a little...
Some folks must REALLY love their jobs!
I respect that!
For $1,000,000, I'd spend 2-3 years working, and working with a financial advisor to turn that money into something I can draw on for life... that would take a few years at LEAST before it would be generating a decent yearly payout.
For $2,000,000, I'd work through the end of the current school year, and still work with the advisor.
More than that? Here's my two weeks notice...
More than $10,000,000? I quit today... and by the way, here's a check for $250,000 - train some teachers how to actually USE their computers, and I'll give it to you.
Some folks must REALLY love their jobs!
I respect that!
For $1,000,000, I'd spend 2-3 years working, and working with a financial advisor to turn that money into something I can draw on for life... that would take a few years at LEAST before it would be generating a decent yearly payout.
For $2,000,000, I'd work through the end of the current school year, and still work with the advisor.
More than that? Here's my two weeks notice...
More than $10,000,000? I quit today... and by the way, here's a check for $250,000 - train some teachers how to actually USE their computers, and I'll give it to you.