Key for me is if you keep work to working hours than it’s basically all the

Jan 28, 2023
3:33:20pm

cougfanz All-American

Same.. and at least better than anyone having to do manual labor

Start working nights/weekends in addition to those days than it’s pure misery.

So just pick a career where you don’t do that.

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cougfanz

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A few years ago I was getting burned out hard with work. I was in my early 30s

blackandblue

1/28/23 2:09pm

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DK-

1/28/23 2:11pm

My dad was unhappy at work for the 30 years he worked there. But I think he felt

Powerbait DPM

1/28/23 2:16pm

I think at my age I’m in the same position as your dad

JamieTartt

1/28/23 2:32pm

If your employment provides opportunities for development and growth, that is great. Take advantage of those. But work

dilbert

1/28/23 3:21pm

I was once told any career becomes just a job after a few years

Tmoney1969

1/28/23 2:28pm

We are coming up on the 3 year anniversary of selling our dairy cows.

5150man

1/28/23 4:55pm

I’m often itching for more challenges, whether that’s by learning more or taking on more responsibilities.

KingDave

1/28/23 2:44pm

Key for me is if you keep work to working hours than it’s basically all the

cougfanz

1/28/23 3:33pm

My rule of thumb in working in computing is that you needed to get re-trained every 2 years. Else you would fall behind

Zenoch

1/28/23 7:11pm

Nah I'll just go the early retirement route

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