What is it like to make over $300k annually?

Let's see… I am 33 years old. I am a nurse anesthetist, and last year, I made about 320K. I work four days a week. 2 twelve hour shifts, one ten-hour shift, and one 24-hour shift (in-hospital, i…

Top stories for Susan   What is it like to make over $300k annually? Linsay Augustin, CRNA, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) • Answered March 5 Let's see… I am 33 years old. I am a nurse anesthetist, and last year, I made about 320K. I work four days a week. 2 twelve hour shifts, one ten-hour shift, and one 24-hour... Read more » 7.3K 572   Is 65,000 in-hand salary enough to survive in Mumbai for a 25-year-old bachelor in 2022? PMGowindan Nampoothiri, former GM, RBI (2001-2008) • Updated December 24 Accommodation is the main problem in Mumbai If you get company quarters,Rs 65000 is more than sufficient If you do not get quarters, you have to hire single room at faraway p... Read more » 503 45   Are onions healthy? Nick Knight, Online Marketing Analyst - Blogger - Techie • Answered April 30 Onions are a nutritious vegetable that offer several health benefits. Here are some of the benefits of eating onions: Rich in antioxidants: Onions are rich in antioxidants s... Read more » 73 1   What's the coldest thing a doctor has ever said to you? Asked in Human Psychology Facts • Answered by Amy Baggott • July 13, 2022 I went to the urgent care with a sinus infection. The pain in my head was severe enough that I probably shouldn't have driven myself (think "feeling like my eye was being p... Read more » 58   Is 40 hours a week of working too much? Rohit Nigam, Lead Data Scientist • Answered December 23, 2019 As someone from IT, here is a truth I will convey - No one, just no one works 40 hours a week. 40 Hours a week is a legacy from manufacturing factories. In factories, the pr... Read more » 1.5K 42   Why do cats fold their paws under them? Dogtraincourse, former CEO, Motivational Speaker & Online Entrepreneur At at Dog Train Course • Answered May 11 Cats are known for their unique and adorable mannerisms, and one of the most endearing of these is when they fold their paws under them. This behavior is often seen when a ... Read more » 1.7K 64   As a boy, did you change out of your swimming suit into your clothes outside? Alex, Happier naked than clothed • Answered June 10 As a boy, I was always naked when we went to the beach. My mother always said that unlike my sisters, as a boy I didn't need anything for the beach except sun cream so I ei... Read more » 49 4   I am based in Bangalore and moving to Abu Dhabi. Is 22000 AED sufficient to live in Abu Dhabi with a wife and 6 year old kid? Abhinandh Babu, lives in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates • Answered March 31, 2017 Dear Sir, AED 22,000 per month is a good salary. But you will be surprised onto how much you will be able to save mostly from it. Regarding the lifestyle and all I don't ha... Read more » 860 79   How do people afford to live in the Bay Area if they are not working for Google or Facebook? Aishwarya SK, lives in San Francisco Bay Area (2020-present) • Answered March 18 This is one of the funniest questions I came across today. Yes, the San Francisco Bay area is a tech hub but the place isn't run by just Google and Facebook. There are hundre... Read more » 228 57   Is 56 mph really the most economical speed to drive a car? If so, why is it? Ron Brown, Interested in cars for nearly 80 years. • Updated May 3 Not an answer to the question, but it reminds me of a test I once did. In the early '70s, when OPEC imposed an oil embargo on the United States, then President Nixon issued... Read more » 1.5K 179   Mary E. Rossow upvoted this answer Do dogs understand their name as a name, or just as a synonym for a "come" command? Cyndi Perlman Fink, I've had ten dogs in 49 years. I'm an expert. • Updated July 7, 2017 We rescued a dog from Arkansas. I fell in love with his picture and knew he was mine. He'd been fostered for two months by a wonderful woman, and she'd given him a name. Sh... Read more » 1.6K 102   Do older people tend to let their homes go because they can't do the work anymore? Asked in Aging with an Attitude • Answered by P Marsh • June 3 Do we? Let our homes go? You mean why aren't we continually dusting, hoovering, decorating, buying new and modern stuff to adorn them? Four reasons: we don't have the time. W... Read more » 143 12 Read more in your feed

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