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> I’m tired from working all day. This is the root of the problem. The reason I say that is because I feel this post describes myself. I often feel tired whe
by oceanplexian 2y ago
> I’m tired from working all day.
This is the root of the problem.
The reason I say that is because I feel this post describes myself.
I often feel tired when I’m working somewhere that’s not intellectually challenging, and after working at a couple companies I have enough perspective to recognize it fairly quickly. Work shouldn’t feel draining. My best recommendation would be to take some time off, at least 2+ weeks, and see if the energy comes back.
- ddingus 2y agoAgreed. Alternatives include: Take the next few Fridays or Mondays off Look through your workload and slow walk anything that won't result in a significant impact Delegate some work, if you are able Get help with some work, if you are able Change your schedule to maximize how you feel during off time Sort your workload into reasonable daily work and get it done a bit early so you can manage your pace and avoid potential burnout. If you are in your first four decades of life and especially if you are in your third or even second, feeling tired after work should be raising alarm bells!! Fix that. It may be medical, diet, significant others, financial, work environment, whatever. What is causing it is only important in that you need to know why you are how you currently are. Then address it no matter what the cost. If you do not, you risk doing yourself real harm. Peace, no judgment, live well.
- BOOSTERHIDROGEN 2y agogenuine question: What if the energy does not come back?