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OP brings up some good points, but even after I thought about it for a while, it's still not for me. Let me explain... Breakfast alone, no problem. In fact I
by edw519 16y ago
OP brings up some good points, but even after I thought about it for a while, it's still not for me. Let me explain...
Breakfast alone, no problem. In fact I always have breakfast at my desk while I work. But my morning work is so intense that by 11 or 12, I have to get away from my computer. Lunch with someone else is the perfect break. We talk about all kinds of things: everything except work.
I can't imagine using my lunch break to do other work, no matter what it was.
My afternoon is usually another strong burst and by 4 or so, I'm ready for exercise and then dinner with SO. Whether we eat at home or at a restaurant, I can't imagine missing it. Then comes visit with family and another 3 or 4 hours after that.
Contrary to OP, I need meals with others to get away and recharge. My day (and my life) has many sprints, but it's the still a marathon that needs to be paced.
- seles 16y agoI agree with you completely, but it is still a good article because it goes on to cover the importance of focus and utilizing your time effectively (which I need to work on). Like you I will not eat lunch alone, but the second half of the article was inspiring and had good time hacks which I intend to utilize.