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I have 3 kids (6yr, 4yr 3mo). I can't imagine a scenario where I am just sitting in my car for 2 hours on the way to work and on the way back. Almost to the d
by avitzurel 11y ago
I have 3 kids (6yr, 4yr 3mo).
I can't imagine a scenario where I am just sitting in my car for 2 hours on the way to work and on the way back.
Almost to the day 2 years ago I wrote this post http://avi.io/blog/2013/12/06/why-i-will-never-work-out-of-an-office-again/ http://avi.io/blog/2013/12/06/why-i-will-never-work-out-of-a... still super relevant today.
I don't know your situation and if you have kids or not, but I will never be able to do what you do. ever.
- ryandrake 11y agoYea, I've got a 3 year old who gets plenty of daddy time at night and on the weekends. Can't say I _like_ the commute, but it's not as horrible as all these dramatic replies make it sound. I'd definitely move closer to work in a heartbeat if the South Bay or peninsula was affordable.
- simoncion 11y ago> ...it's not as horrible as all these dramatic replies make it sound. I do sincerely hope that you're one of the few who can happily give up half of 5/7ths of his leisure time for his family. I've never personally known anyone -family man or no- who can endure such a lengthy daily commute for more than a few years. Something just wears away at you until -one day- you realize that you're deeply dissatisfied about something... and eventually come to realize that it's your long-ass commute.
- gknoy 11y agoTotally off-topic, but what did you use to make the charts for your productivity-per-hour, and how did you track productivity? I use a time-tracking app (Toggl), but it's not easy to determine the difference between an hour when I'm on fire and an hour where mt brain feels like fuzz.
- avitzurel 11y agoI use RescueTime. It's awesome!