I'd be asking management for work-from-home position. Then move to small town usa. Then if i'm required to attend face-to-face meetings I'd be on expense account 
Yeah, so door to door we are talking an hour and a half. If you are averaging 11-12 hour workdays, it's pretty detrimental.

Finally someone who works less than 16 hours/Day... Pretty rare.
Just for comparison, I live in rural Switzerland 15 min from Lausanne and 1 hour from Geneva. I pay 2400 chf for rent. 2 bedrooms. 110m2( convert in square feet ).
You also have fantastic mountains at your doorsteps. I hate you just a tiny bitJust for comparison, I live in rural Switzerland 15 min from Lausanne and 1 hour from Geneva. I pay 2400 chf for rent. 2 bedrooms. 110m2( convert in square feet ).

Wait, what? Let's ignore yours truly and everyone else who works in finance. An average human that makes 150k in base salary would probably be taking home 160-175 total per year. How do you propose that person pay for a 600k house in cash? This, of course, assumes that they are buying said house before they hit 50.
Unless you implying that they have no business buying an expensive house like that? Probably true, but living around here that's kinda the going price for a house, I think.
Back of envelope calcs say that's approx 10 years to buy in cash.
Now that you've stated your opinion, are you going to lecture us on your stance on abortion and/or gay marriage?
Seriously, your opinions are valid but you have to take a moral bent on everything.
Hmmm. $160,000 a year and just scraping by....wonder what those expenses must be beside paying over $3000++ a month for a small 1 bedroom apartment in San Francisco....
A Twitter employee speaking on the condition of anonymity told The Guardian he's scraping by on a base salary of $160,000. The employee is in his early 40s, lives in San Francisco, and has had to borrow money in the past to "make it through the month," The Guardian reports.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/twitter-employee-making-160-000-193700556.html