[imnotadoctor999]

Maybe it helps being rich, but just as a counter example, my grandfather was never rich. He was a clock-in/clock-out guy and still managed to spend a lot of time with me while I was growing up. He had a lot more patience than most of the "white collar" adults in my life ever did, and taught me lots of useful skills like how to fix a lot of electrical or mechanical things.

[jedberg]

Sure it’s possible to do it when you’re not rich. It’s just a lot easier if you are. Like many things in life. :)

[pvg]

"It's better to be young, rich and healthy than old, sick and poor" is probably not the most novel insight worth writing down for the benefit of others.

[cbsmith]

White collar doesn't mean rich. It means never really clocking out because your time is valuable enough it is worth monetizing every minute of it.