There was also the male ego to consider. He expected his job to be considered the biggie. Today, that attitude could cost a couple plenty. David, a Kansas City publisher, has had three jobs in two years. His income went up with job No. 2, but down with job No. 3.
Groups come and go faster than Detroit brings out new cars.
Good at her job, Justine's business has exploded. Her client billings were double David's latest salary. He discounts my career. If they agree that career value is determined by who earns the most money, then Justine is the clear winner. But if they decide that lifestyle is more important, David has a point.