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"I can’t afford time off work to exercise" This sounds quite scary to me. I would think that exercise is not something that goes at the expense of working, it
by chriseidhof 15y ago
"I can’t afford time off work to exercise"
This sounds quite scary to me. I would think that exercise is not something that goes at the expense of working, it might even increase productivity. Even if it's long walks outside. However, I don't have any references on this except for my very limited personal experience.
- zem 15y agoi thought the exercise bike he bought looked excellent, though. i'm tempted to get one so that instead of lying on the couch reading i can sit on the bike and get some exercise without having to devote singletasked time to it.
- nemoniac 15y agoRead a little further. He has a special needs kid. I don't know how demanding that is for him but I do know that getting the worklife/homelife balance right and finding time to exercise can be quite a challenge even with regular kids. And btw, I've read his blog for some time now. While I don't make all the same personal choices as he does when it comes to getting things done, I've found his reasoning-from-principles approach to it very helpful.