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That's insane, I've spent 5 years on my PhD and still haven't finished it working on it mostly full time to such such a degree of dedication that my girlfriend
by grovulent 16y ago
That's insane,
I've spent 5 years on my PhD and still haven't finished it working on it mostly full time to such such a degree of dedication that my girlfriend of 6 or so years packed it all in and left.
PhD and Startup and marriage+kids on one income? (Yet, one of you is doing a PhD and one is doing the mothering - who is actually earning money?) And building a family on top of the shaky foundations that startup life provides?
How? Stranger that the tips included with dealing with such an insane choice of lifestyle seem to consist entirely of very thin dating/relationship suggestions. I mean - there is a world of potential insanity involved in doing just a PhD alone - but with kids/wife/startup? I'm gonna need a whole lot more than just palliative cliches to help me deal.
- melonakos 16y agoI think there is a law of diminishing returns wrt working long hours. Is working 18 hr days really more productive that 14 hr days? That train of thought is what makes it not so insane.
- grovulent 16y agoSorry - I only really mean insane from my own perspective... but obviously your life is almost be definition LESS insane than my own given that you've managed to eat 3 different cakes and have them as well - a more balanced and well rounded existence. It's just unimaginable to me - but glad to know someone at least has achieved the dream. Power to ya. :)