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I feel a lot like that, And I know many hard working people who feel like that. I don't think there is any thing wrong with that kind of an attitude. And I ca
by kamaal 13y ago
I feel a lot like that, And I know many hard working people who feel like that.
I don't think there is any thing wrong with that kind of an attitude.
And I can also assure that's some thing not restricted to our profession alone. A lot of people have to be in the game to feel comfortable. There are tons of people who are supposedly in retirement but still put in crazy hours to keep themselves sane.
Beyond the craving to be seen by your own self as productive. Showing up for work has other benefits, like socializing, meeting people, knowing things, current affairs and continuous learning. None of that is possible sitting at home.
Another thing that I see among people who while away time at home is their attitude towards their family. If there is some one around more productive ego clashes are inevitable. And human mind always seems to converge towards doubts, uncertainty, fear and in general negative emotions when left alone.
- coldtea 13y ago>I don't think there is any thing wrong with that kind of an attitude. Other people understand what's wrong with it, sometimes on their deathbed.
- kamaal 13y agoRegrets are of various kind. A lot of people die with a regret they achieved nothing worthwhile in life. Others die in the regret that they didn't even try.
- Tyrannosaurs 13y agoBut how much of not achieving something worthwhile is about how hard we work and how much about what we choose to work on?