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Man, I feel close to what you feel. By the end of the week I'm so burned out. I have 2 (at least) voices competing. One wants to experience life fully, and one
by noamelf 9y ago
Man, I feel close to what you feel. By the end of the week I'm so burned out.
I have 2 (at least) voices competing. One wants to experience life fully, and one that is eager to achieve results and wants to be "someone" and get somewhere. It can be a real struggle.
I feel like finding a way to let go of being "the best" (I also tend to study in the evenings), just being average me, is what can bring about real change, but it will take a lot of effort since it is deeply rooted in me.
- itamarst 9y agoYou can study on the job. It's, in fact, the best way to study. Even if you're using technologies you already know, there's almost always something you can learn on the job. If not, switch to a job where you're not learning. Also, achieving results is not done by working long hours. It's done by avoiding unnecessary work, by prioritizing. My experience, and that of others who work less than 40 hours a week, is that we become far more productive as we developed the relevant skills. E.g. https://lobste.rs/s/hvjwd6/how_become_part_time_programmer#c_cz4dkd https://lobste.rs/s/hvjwd6/how_become_part_time_programmer#c... talks about it.