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I love my work, and doing something 80-90 hours a week that I love hardly seems like a problem. :-) I work 7 days a week, so it works out to around 12 hours a d
by raamdev 9y ago
I love my work, and doing something 80-90 hours a week that I love hardly seems like a problem. :-) I work 7 days a week, so it works out to around 12 hours a day. That gives me 4 hours of 'other' time if I sleep 8 hours a night.
- kiliantics 9y agoregardless of whether you love it or not, somebody better be paying you bucketloads of overtime for that
- BeetleB 9y ago>I love my work, and doing something 80-90 hours a week that I love hardly seems like a problem. : I think his point is that regardless of the measures you're taking, your health will likely suffer. I'd hazard sitting a lot in a 40 hour job and moving around the rest may be safer.
- raamdev 9y agoMy point is that unless we come up with some concrete definition of what "work" is, it's rather pointless to talk about its effects. A weight lifter might refer to 'work' as exercising. A truck driver might refer to 'work' as driving a truck. Those two forms of 'work' have a much different affect on your health.
- tiggybear 9y agoDoing anything repetitive for 80-90 hours a week will be bad for your body. Sitting on a stool, standing in place, typing, doesn't matter. Your body needs variety.
- bamboozled 9y agoI would be surprised if weight lifters train for 80 hours a week though