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I feel like I'm reading my exact same thoughts from the past year. (Other than the "several hundred thousand a year." After talking to my manager, it sounds lik
by deeteecee 6y ago
I feel like I'm reading my exact same thoughts from the past year. (Other than the "several hundred thousand a year." After talking to my manager, it sounds like metaphorically, I'm on poverty line in the software world)
Exercise helps me a lot, especially with our current situation. I don't see anything wrong with sharing it
with your husband as long as you're rational about it.
Regarding work, do you still think about work when you go home? Are you able to drop those thoughts once you head home? I just write notes down first if I still have my thoughts in my head that I don't want to lose. More social interactions might help too but you'll likely have to be more proactive about it than other people to get it going.
- tracer4201 6y agoNot thinking about work when I’m at home is something I try to do but actively struggle with. The note taking technique sounds helpful. I’ve tried this to some degree when I’m at work - going as far as to use note taking/organization software just to collect my thoughts and not accidentally drop things. I’ll try it out with a pen and paper when I’m not at work.