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Nice points indeed, but in my humble opinion unfortunally only theoretically realisable as most of the day is spend to work for somebody else or somebody else n
by waffenklang 17y ago
Nice points indeed, but in my humble opinion unfortunally only theoretically realisable as most of the day is spend to work for somebody else or somebody else needs.
E.g. if you have a child and a full time job there is actually no room for one hour per day spent on a hobby. I wake up at 5:30 and get to work at 7:00 and until 7:00 I prepare my childs and my day and read a little news while coffeeing. I work until 6:00 (at least) and when I'm home theres I child and wife waiting for me. My day ends up at around 10 or 11. I try to eat and life healthy and try to dont rush but I can't do it by force without risking job or childs health. I'm glad that I can read a book while getting to work and have one hour at the weekend but mostly I dream to realise such rules and habits.
- oscardelben 17y agoDon't give up. I use my lunch break to work on a project. I understand not everyone has the same amount of time available, but at least you can do something in the weekend. What you want to do is up to you of course, but what it's important is that even 2 hours are 100 hours in a year, not much, but at least it's something.
- waffenklang 17y agoThats right of course and even Rome wasn’t built in a day. And to be honest, I like my day there is a mixture of routine and unexpected and I think its just this what matters most, that you feel well with that.