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If you don`t have "release" at home but feel like you are nagged there, then settle that first! I know my wife for 12 years (we are both 31y old), and we had up
by ssijak 8y ago
If you don`t have "release" at home but feel like you are nagged there, then settle that first! I know my wife for 12 years (we are both 31y old), and we had ups and downs in our relationship. I know when we did not feel like we had support from each other at home, that that spilled out to every other sphere of our lives and we felt miserable. We grew out of that silliness, and are now living the most beautiful times of our lives. Yes, I don`t like my job either for X reasons (software engineer at gambling company), but love and understanding with her is keeping the balance up. Also, one other thing that helped is mindfulness. Just read "Mindfulness in plain English", it is such a wonderful book. Try to practice it both while sitting and meditating and in "real" life. One other thing that insta-leveled my mindfulness and made me more ok with bad/boring/sad things in life is ayahuasca but that is another story.
- ghostbrainalpha 8y agoAyahuasca should be considered first before you try anything super dramatic. (Divorce, Moving...etc) It's not as big a deal as its made out to be. It like a very therapeutic yoga retreat where you puke a lot. Also I wouldn't put quitting in that dramatic move bucket. I quit a job after 3 months and just said (I like everyone here, but I'm not using my full skill set and I could be making a bigger impact somewhere else.) Honestly I think it made my resume BETTER. And when the company is called as a reference, they actually parrot my line word for word.