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As the title states, working towards tomorrow feels like there's no off days. Any advice?

My specific industry is web based so hours in don't always equal positive reinforcement out

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[โ€“] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

You need a good change in your idea of philosophy of life and purpose.

While, for someone who doesn't know you, it might look like you are chasing your goals but it shouldn't be that for you. You should be living it. When in life you have challenges and goals, you're still living, but ur a hill upwards ur walking to then fly coming down after reaching the peak.

That chasing is actually your opportunity. That opportunity has a offer to make. Leave it and just walk around the hill and continue on the flat easy surface.

Find that hill, that struggle of your interest. So it doesn't look like chasing. When ur interests are associated with that hill then you can enjoy that process and don't think of escaping it and get away, resting from it.

Meditation are for the people do don't choose the hill of their interest that becomes a chasing.

[โ€“] Num10ck 1 points 1 year ago

there are those who climb the mountain and those that kiss the sky.