Tips for working life?
Hi, do you have any general tips & tricks for beginners in full-time working life?
Eg How do you get through boring days?
How do you motivate yourself to get up every day (eg very loud alarm clock)?
What do you do after work to avoid just lounging on the couch in front of the TV until the next day?
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The routine does it out if there is little or nothing to do it then I leave myself in the rest of the tasks a lot of time, do some exercise exercises or read a book what else?
An ice-cold shower in the morning works miracles with me, a very loud alarm clock at all, I turned off after not even 1 second;)
When time remains after commuting and shopping, meet me with friends/colleges, make the household and follow my hobbies.
There's no time left with me when I come home at 7:00 and go to bed at 9:30.
Yes I am happy about experiences from you, with me this will be similar to the late time, thanks to cold shower I will test before. ((:
Are you working or not yet? Because the questions actually answer themselves when you first work.
If you have boring days, you'll think that something could happen, but if there are strenuous days, you just want it to be more boring – you can't say that you have to deal with it.
Personally, I had an alarm clock, but I really don't need it because I'm always awake a few minutes before the ringing. And for that, I have too much sense of responsibility to just fall asleep.
If you just want to watch TV after work, it's your thing, after all, there's the weekend where you can do something. Otherwise you go to the gym or so you just go after work or before.
Not yet. And yes I also believe that much comes then. The Gym would then also be a good other idea, most sports clubs unfortunately fall away because of the working hours.
Take care.
Drink the first coffee on the go.
Always bring bread, water and fruit.
2-3 times a week after work plan something, 2-3 times chill.
Thanks, preparation is the be-all and end-all for a little serenity. That's right. I already have coffee in the blood 👍
What's "plan away"?
'Ets'
Coffee on the go saves real time and is also better from the effect.
Yeah, look for a job that's fun. Then all the other problems fall away. Who makes his hobby a profession never has to work.
Right. It is also important to work. I could never be employed, I wouldn't be happy.
I've been self-employed for my whole life, because I had problems too. But the last job I was doing, I would still do if I hadn't had health problems. He was really horny.
Yeah, I think I'll have it, but the times before and after that already irritate me.
You'll automatically adjust.
Yeah, well, I couldn't do that until the job. That was the only one I hadn't announced during the trial period.
Yeah, me too. With the difference that I can bring nothing positive to the employee existence.
My tip: Become self-employed as quickly as possible.
Self-employed, so without boss or independent responsibility for the job?
Without a boss, of course.
But as an official somewhere where you don't have anyone who goes to the nerves, it's also possible, but scaling and earning money can just forget.
So I'd say if you want to chill out to become an official where you get up quickly and don't have any more about you and if you don't want him to go on cookies and if you want something, an exciting life wants with ups and downs and good merit, then self-employed. My view.
Because every day was boring, every day was crappy, money had none so I only went Netflix at the end of the day and I couldn't get on vacation because I had to save money for my self-employment. A horrible life I could never imagine.
You need to know how this is with you.
Yeah, that's bad luck. Mine was a free trade for happiness, ie no qualifications needed.
Good luck. I wouldn't do that.
Yes on every occasion. But so there are my interests not as self-employment without first making the Master in. But is also made at some point