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Most young families I know need 2 incomes to have a reasonable quality of life and make ends meet. When I had my first child I went back to work when she was 6 months, those were the days where you were attacked in the main by stay home mothers. I recall being called "very bad mother placing...

Some people really thrive on this and they do very well, while others fall under the bus...... me..... I fall under the bus, that's why I had to find something that I could do. Good on you if you can do both, the work stuff and you thrive and the property stuff and you thrive.... I think...

.... and on the subject of women in the work place How bizarre is this and not that long ago - Until well into the 1960?s Australian women in the public service were forced to resign from their jobs as permanent officers if they got married. It was the same in many private companies. Some...

That is peanuts for the stress involved, what if you get it wrong... oops

I don't know any air traffic controllers, just curious how much does this pay?? considering the stress etc. For those who got caught up with "Breaking Bad" series, reminds me of the scene where the air traffic controller stuffed up.... miss that show

Rolf but are we really talking about people who are actually in semi retirement, their income is not quite enough so they opt out for 2-3 days per week, very much common these days, not that they love their job it just makes sense.

I had a day job where I was able to work on my property investing stuff (public servant) and could have happily continued, but at the end of day I would rather be doing it at home.

What terms do you mean?

Was listening to the radio this morning....... discussions relating to highly paid positions in Australia, mining is up there of course, now with the down turn not sure whether this will continue to be the case. My question to you is are you happy with your choice/career??? If you were able...