If you won the lottery, would you quit your job or keep working?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I’d keep my usual work schedule

I’d change it to work less, but still keep it

I’d probably quit to pursue my passions with the money

I would quit my job to live off of my jackpot

[provokeesmokee]

I'd keep my job until I have all my winnings settled and it's been about a year or two since winning.

Might cut my work hours, but then I'll quit and live off the returns of the winnings.

I enjoy my work and I think I'd enjoy it more if I didn't have to worry about the pay. There's still skills to learn and objectives I want to complete even if I don't need the money.

[Hawkes_Lady]

I am a personal support worker for my autistic cousin helping her do things that she can't do or needs help doing to lead a successful involved life within the community. I would most likely keep my job because I would have to take care of my cousin whether or not I had money, so I might as well be paid for it. I did the job long before I started getting paid for it, so I would keep the job, I think.

[Hawkes_Lady]

Thanks for the MHO!

[Unit1]

The money will run out. Until I can find sources of income, that can sustain my living (which is buying what I want and not even looking at the price tags) i'll have no choice but to keep working and investing and trading.

I'd continue to work. I owe my employer big time. Unless I can bribe my employer with the money I keep getting and pay my employer back double the favor.

If only.

[RingOfFire]

I don't need any money and have more than enough to live well the rest of my life. But I still work hard every day and I think I will until the day I die. You can't buy the satisfaction you get from work that you love with money. It's not a substitute. They are two different things. If you find the kind of work you love, it's worth more than gold.

[ShadezMcgee]

I would still work because that is how one would get into trouble. People who win tend to go broke because of spending or bad investments.

I would set aside money for tax reasons when they hit, but use whatever I had left to invest in order to generate excess passive income. Then I would take a look at pursuing something that can generate main income flow with that money that I actually enjoy.

[midnightmoon05]

I already “won the lottery”. I love my job and look forward to go to work in the morning.
I have been doing this for over 20 years and can retire soon. I already have other plans that I love to do when the time comes.
so no, i don’t want to quit my job if I won …

[dreamstar72]

Depends on how much I won. If I won like 100+ million after taxes I would quit my job. Then I would open up a state of the arts dog rescue center. Plus I would build a nice dog park including a beautiful dog restaurant.

[Kiss_Me]

So... a Bark Park?

[dreamstar72]

Yep love dogs neat name for a dog park. Thanks for the name with luck will win tonight lol. Hey never know the Powerball is 1.2 billion. Sound like a lot of money, but if you take it in cash all you end up with is about 400 million. Sure a lot of money but 800 million to them and 400 million to the winner. So unfair lol

[Telekinetic-Potato]

I would put most of the money into different investments, work some parttime jobs on the side while working on my business so I have a place I can just troll everyone.

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

I have thought of it. No, I wouldn’t quit working. I’d just get a different job, that pays less but helps me improve in ways, I dreamed to be good at.

[OfMiceandMen]

I think I would work less and still keep my job. I could just focus on the outdoor survey component which is the fun part.

[AviatorTom]

I'd be bored if I didn't work. I'd initially keep my job, then maybe switch to something else.

[DizzyDesii]

Quit faster than i got hired. I’d be ok working elsewhere

[DreamLife7]

🤣🤣😭😭 I said the same thing. Fuck these companies...@dizzydesii

[DizzyDesii]

@DreamLife7 yes ain't shit went like it was posed to in just the first few weeks in

[DreamLife7]

@DizzyDesii they're still trippin?

[DizzyDesii]

@DreamLife7 im finally starting rn. Just anxious

[Simslover92]

It depends on how much money. If it is in the millions then I would certainly quit my job and pursue my passions in life.

[YesterdaysChild]

I'm more or less already retired so it would be a win-win for me.

[Pyrofox]

3/4ths I'd invest and take a part time job.

[laurieluvsit]

I work for my dad and he needs me so it wouldn't matter

[jamesgoldman]

I'd buy a shop and keep working, say a shop and stuff for the day to day and an office for high value specialist stuff

[coachTanthony]

If you love what you do then you'll never work a day lol

[virtualwasp]

I would keep working, would be bored out of my tiny skull if not.

[TaureanBull81]

I'd most likely keep my job but would drop back to part-time to keep my mind stimulated and myself busy.

[jb2622]

I'm working 100 hours a week now I'd probably change jobs and only do 20 or so. Something that has meaning and just to be social a bit.

[AngryCarl2]

I'd keep my job, but my behaviour would become increasingly egregious until they either fire me or make me CEO.

[LiamJHayden]

My job is pretty easy money for me at this time so I would keep working unless the prize was over $50M after taxes.

[aquamarine321]

I would continue working until I calm down and get my head space together, but who knows it’s easily said than done