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If you don't like what you're doing 5 days a week, you won't like it more 4 days a week.
by shin_lao 16y ago
If you don't like what you're doing 5 days a week, you won't like it more 4 days a week.
- randallsquared 16y agoResults may vary. There are many things I love doing one day a week, but would tire of doing five days a week. It's not much of a stretch to imagine activities that would experience this knee at about four days a week.
- furyg3 16y agoAnd if you love doing something, you'll certainly love it more if you do it 24/7! The world isn't this black and white. Some people are sprinters, and some are marathon runners, and even more people are some combination of the two at different points in their lives. Sure, some jobs require people who can sprint for 12 hours a day, 6 days a week, with litte vacation, but many people don't want to live that way... If you hate your job, you won't love it by reducing the hours, but it might make it more bearable. If you like/love your job, but it's pushing you a bit too hard, you may find it even more rewarding if you reduce your hours.
- shin_lao 16y agoWhat I meant is that five days a week 9 to 17 is hardly "a lot" and if it's already too much for you, perhaps the problem is with the job itself. disclaimer: workaholic bias?
- jpr 16y agoWhile you may not begin to like something disgusting just by cutting back the time spent on doing it, you may begin to like something you already liked more if you reduce your workload.