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I’m 4 years in and I am getting bored. How do you fill your time? (Honestly, include video games for example) Do you stick to a routine? Don’t get me wrong, I
by embwbam 4y ago
I’m 4 years in and I am getting bored. How do you fill your time? (Honestly, include video games for example)
Do you stick to a routine?
Don’t get me wrong, I’ve very much enjoyed traveling, climbing, games, people, etc. But I miss programming and I find that I’m not motivated enough to finish things without knowing someone will use it. Hence my current desire to find a super flexible hourly client.
- flippinburgers 4y agoGet creative. I envy you.
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- readthenotes1 4y agoreading, time with friends, phone game, binge watching (usually while reading), vacations, budgeting/tracking (no fat FIRE for me), cooking, cleaning, exercise, Duolingo, etc. (i literally fired a maid, cook, and yardman to retire). i reimplemented part of the tax code in Excel so i could do what-if analysis (didn't take that long with TurboTax as QC), did a letter Frequency analysis for wordle, and a few other very small projects just for me. I have nursed a delusional aunt and a friend recovering from hip surgery, and hosted another relative while he tried for sobriety (yes, that takes time). I really don't know how I fill my time, but I do. In a sense, I enjoy my life and serve as slack for friends & family