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For your own sake, I'd spend less time working and more time figuring out the emotional driver behind why you work so much.
by mratzloff 9y ago
For your own sake, I'd spend less time working and more time figuring out the emotional driver behind why you work so much.
- derekp7 9y agoI've actually slowed down a bit in recent years, however the main driver is that the work is fun. During the day I do the necessary (but not necessarily fun) work. After hours, I work on stuff that is mentally challenging and needs concentration, but only if I find it fun to work on. I do this instead of watching TV for example. As long as I get in enough time for other activities (hiking / bicycling, woodworking, designing my own creations, time with family) then hopefully I have a balance. But I have always had a slightly unhealthy fixation on sitting in front of a computer screen and creating (whether I'm doing it for work, or personal projects).