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6 October 2015

5565 GB adults surveyed

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If you were rich and didn't need to work, would you want to have a regular job? Or a personal mission? Or a life‑long holiday? (Obviously you can combine all three, but what would be your main conception of your life?)

Conducted 6 October 2015

YouGov surveyed 5565 GB adults

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If you were rich and didn't need to work, would you want to have a regular job? Or a personal mission? Or a life‑long holiday? (Obviously you can combine all three, but what would be your main conception of your life?)

Conducted 6 October 2015

YouGov surveyed 5565 GB adults

By:
16%
43%
24%
17%

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