Opportunity Cost

If the job is keeping you from developing a software business that has much higher potential, and I'm just assuming that you're thinking about it because it probably does, you see more potential for it. So if the job is getting in your way and you're saying, man, if I could just take, you know, 160 hours this month and instead of having to go into the office and deal with these bozos on their project, then I could get this thing in saleable shape. Well, clearly then the job is a hindrance. Now, opportunity cost is also an appropriate framework for what you mentioned with, with hoping to have children. Today you have no risk in life.