afgurri

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   by afgurri 12y ago

   All I'm saying is that you can't isolate the parts of your lives from one another because you, as a person, are always the common denominator. If some part of your life has an impact on you (physically, emotionally, whatever) that
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   by afgurri 12y ago

   Thank you for sharing this. This is exactly the kind of thinking I was hoping people would talk about.
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   by afgurri 12y ago

   But for some people at some points in their lives it may be a great opportunity, or something they might enjoy/be willing to do for a limited period. If that's all their work ever becomes for the whole career, then they likely hav
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   by afgurri 12y ago

   But that's the opposite of compartmentalizing. Compartmentalizing implies that each is kept separate and doesn't influence the other. What you describe is someone taking all of their hobbies as a whole into account and figuring ou