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As someone who has spent 4.5 of the last 7 years working from home I'm tired of spending 23+ hour days inside my house. Even one day a week in office meaningfu
by SomewhatLikely 5y ago
As someone who has spent 4.5 of the last 7 years working from home I'm tired of spending 23+ hour days inside my house. Even one day a week in office meaningfully interacting with others would help my mood.
- michaelcampbell 5y agoWhy not propose a day out with coworkers at a coworking space? Compared to a lease, it's basis points on the dollar.
- bidivia 5y agoAs someone who has spent more than 10 years working remotely I don't understand what you are talking about. When I was working away I spent two hours everyday on my car commuting breathing the toxic air of traffic jams of big cities. That exhausted me and was very expensive in time, energy and money. I can interact with humans I love on my own terms now much more time than that every day. I can do exercise outside for an hour on the Wild, a luxury impossible before. Are you an adult or a child? Are you a slave or a serf? It looks like you have some kind of education that make you powerless when nobody tells you what to do every second. That even in your own house you are not the master, but someone else is. I recommend the first thing you do is work on your mindset: You are the master of your life and can take ownership and responsibility for it.
- WheatM 5y ago
- WheatM 5y ago
- DerArzt 5y agoIs there something stopping you from going to a coffee shop or co-working space?
- AceyMan 5y agoYes, it's called a pandemic (at the risk of stating the obvious).
- DerArzt 5y agoI wouldn't say that that fact is true for everyone. Some folks are comfortable to go out in public and do things without worry, while others are risk averse enough that even leaving the house can give them a panic attack (getting towards agoraphobia). Everyone has their own personal level of acceptable risk taking.