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I think this is all true, but you could also make a viable argument for working more. I personally love the satisfaction you get after working those long days.
by hello_newman 14y ago
I think this is all true, but you could also make a viable argument for working more. I personally love the satisfaction you get after working those long days. It's like a high you get after an intense run. It helps that I personally love the work I am doing, so working 16 hour days feels like 5 hours. I am only 21, maybe it catches up with you the older you get, but for now 16 hour days are fine by me.
- wildgift 14y agoWatch out. You might be at risk for workaholism.
- Elizer0x0309 14y agoOr he has purpose to change the world. Workaholism is a new concept that would sound a joke to the greats as Einstein, Da Vinci and other outliers.
- dualogy 14y agoI was like that at 21 (10 years ago) -- sad to report it won't last! My theory is, at the hormones of late teens to mid-twenties, anything is awesome. A stoner with a PlayStation and 3 boxes of donuts all day at that age has the time of his life! A DJ feeling out new tunes has. A coder doing 16-hour days has. An athlete does. A bro at a sports bar, too. Everything is just amazing at that age because pretty much nothing affects your well-being in any way, or rather, recuperation from any kind of abuse is at its all-time peak. Enjoy the ride! And yeah, take a day off every once in a while to ride bikes with friends and travel on the cheap. Better to burn out at 28 than at say 23 ;D
- Elizer0x0309 14y agoYou are a fool for capping his passion. Please don't normalize anomalies. If there is purpose then you can't set a time limit on that.