As someone who routinely procrastinates every fucking day I can tell you this would be nice. I have at most a few hours of work a day and I swear I make myself spend an entire day avoiding it instead of just knocking it out.
I didn’t track where I got this from — reddit I think, but could have been somewhere else...
Keep connected to friends and family. The best way to avoid burnout is to make sure you don’t sacrifice the little things that keep you sane, be it Sunday family dinners or morning runs. The time “saved” by eliminating those activities is negligible compared to the decline in productivity that comes with losing sight of balance. Of course you’ll be working your tail off, but be pragmatic about how many hours you can devote to what, and remember that taking 20 minutes for your favorite pastime likely makes you sharper and more efficient for hours to come.
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ApathyKing8 on February 24th, 2020 at 02:00 UTC »
As someone who routinely procrastinates every fucking day I can tell you this would be nice. I have at most a few hours of work a day and I swear I make myself spend an entire day avoiding it instead of just knocking it out.
DystopianReply on February 24th, 2020 at 02:15 UTC »
I didn’t track where I got this from — reddit I think, but could have been somewhere else...
Tatunkawitco on February 24th, 2020 at 02:59 UTC »
Uh .... not to be that guy but ..... where’s masturbation?