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I used to be very against losing focus, mostly due to being afraid of looking lazy and pushing myself to give as close as 100% as possible without sacrificing m
by hogrider 5y ago
I used to be very against losing focus, mostly due to being afraid of looking lazy and pushing myself to give as close as 100% as possible without sacrificing my health believing good work would lead to career progression. Since I started WFH and decided to chill a bit about performing since employers don't reciprocate as I expected, I'm ok with losing focus every 15 or 20 minutes on a normal day. This is my normal focus level, I've found and I was really pushing it before. It could have ended in burnout very easily.