Here is a common 'Would-you-rather' question; stable job or life with adventure? I'd prefer a stable life because you can plan out the future easily and effectively. First, a steady income ensures a better credit rating/better credit, thereby enabling you to take bank loans easily for a car, a house and education for children. With a stable job, you could prepare well in advance for such major life events. Second, life with a solid routine is good for your health. It is beneficial to wake up and go to sleep at the same time of the day, resulting in more energy and a youthful appearance. In addition, your brain will be optimised without distractions and can focus on more important issues. Third, tenacity and conscientiousness bring you skills and experience, leading to a sense of pride and self-esteem. Although it might look boring, joys in life can be found in small things too, not only in never-seen places. As saying goes, "Bloom where you're planted." To sum up, I'd say it is not that bad being "in a rut" and actually comes with many benefits. The question can be rephrased with, "simple joys." Because "in a rut" has negative connotations inherently.

Here is a common Would-you-rather question; a stable job or a life with adventure? I'd prefer a stable life because you can plan out the future easily and effectively. First, a steady income ensure a better credit rating, thereby making it easier to take out bank loans for a car, a house and education for children. With a stable job, you could prepare well in advance for such major life events. Second, life with a solid routine is good for your health. It is beneficial to wake up and go to sleep at the same time each day, resulting in more energy and a youthful appearance. In addition, without distractions your brain will be optimised and able to focus on more important issues. Third, tenacity and conscientiousness bring you skills and experience, leading to a sense of pride and self-esteem. Although it might seem boring, joys in life can be found in small things too, not only in never-seen places. As the saying goes; Bloom where you're planted." To sum up, I'd say it is not that bad being "in a rut" and it actually comes with many benefits. The question can be rephrased with, like, "simple joys." because "in a rut" has negative connotations.