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First, thank you for your answer. Second: > I have never learnt the art of work-life balance, but now I'm able to amortise it over the course of a year! I to
by rpastuszak 7y ago
First, thank you for your answer.
Second:
> I have never learnt the art of work-life balance, but now I'm able to amortise it over the course of a year!
I took a similar approach and realised that with my attitude towards work I'd need to reduce the contract lengths to a week max, which is obviously impossible, unless I switch careers completely.
What I find really hard is to maintain a work-life balance in my _everyday_ life. I don't mind and occasional crunch—in fact to me it's something equally exciting and addictive. I keep switching between being excited, frustrated or depressed (bored).
It's something I'm trying to work on and recognise some of its triggers, but keep failing, miserably.
- dapperAF 7y agoThis sounds like an emotional or energetic balance problem. Would you care to go into more detail? I have had the problems for a number of years, but the fluctuations (appear to) be decreasing.