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Same. The way I see it we're paid for our expertise - not our time. In terms of free time, I've tried to fill it with hobbies, side-projects, and learning. A
by stickyricky 5y ago
Same. The way I see it we're paid for our expertise - not our time.
In terms of free time, I've tried to fill it with hobbies, side-projects, and learning. A lot of my time goes to my son now that he's here. But before that there were some periods where I just did not do anything. The thought has crossed my mind to work two jobs or maybe start a consultancy.
I think the real trick is to find friends. But I'm 30 and its difficult making friends at this age. C'est la vie.
- lovich 5y agoThat might be it? I actually live in a decently sized place with a handful of friends. I think I’m feeling content for the first time in my life and US culture growing up in the 90s, did not prepare me for this