Mine is work and life balance. At least in this stage of my life, I prefer work and life balance. That’s why I’ve accepted a lenient schedule, I leave early when it’s acceptable to, I know that my hard work ultimately is accounting for nothing except to make people who’re not me richer than I’ll ever be.

So it’s like I don’t even see the point in working hard when I know a lot of the time, things will continue to be more or less the same, day in and day out. My position could change if I had a different life and in a different field of work where it would matter. But as it is, I prefer being home more and doing things at my leisure. Especially when I don’t have the commitment of children and currently, a relationship although being in one would kind of be nice though I don’t think there’s anyone out there who’d accept someone into this lifestyle.

But being at home more opens doors for me to pursue anything I want and indulge hobbies whereas if I was continuously doing hard work all of the time, I won’t have even an hour towards them as it would’ve been spent sleeping it away.

What about you?

  • Colonel_Panic_@eviltoast.org
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    2 days ago

    It has always bothered me that most (all?) companies promotion path eventually moves you into management.

    It’s an entirely different job. It would be like promoting from janitor to accountant.

    I know, I know, you would be managing people doing the thing you know how to do. So? Does it really matter? It’s an entirely different skill set and entirely different job for you.

    I’ve avoided becoming a manager like the plague.