I'm tired Boss

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I'm tired Boss @joemama711

about 1 hour ago

Ah man that sucks I'm sorry to hear that. I would say whatever pays the most consistently and whatever you enjoy the most and see if you can cut what doesn't for your mental health. I'm stuck doing 48 hours at on job with a two hours of driving per day if it wasn't for a career and money I'd be looking elsewhere.

squirrelatemycookie @squirrelatemycookie

about 6 hours ago

Kinda is unavoidable. Long story short, my morning job as an asstant at a wealth managemwnt firm, with best pay and benefits, limits me to only 25 hours. My filler job in the evening as a restaraunt manager with no benefits has an even tighter budget on that. But now the music editing gug has become too demanding for for the pay they give. This is nore a situation of no one wants to hire for a plain 40 hours. I'd rather do just one job for that. But now I am thinking that at least I should reduce my obligations at the freelance gig or leave the restaraunt. Long story short, this is more a product of circumstance.

I'm tired Boss @joemama711

Yesterday at 3:38pm

Is it a necessary grind for you to work so much or is it because you want the extra money?

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squirrelatemycookie @squirrelatemycookie

Yesterday at 2:14pm

Starting to think my father and brother were right. Maybe I do work too much to a detriment. This schedule I've been locked in, 3 jobs, 60 hours a week, 7 days a week is starting to take its toll on me. I mean I am glad I have money coming in, can afford cons and vacations at the beginning of each year, but I am starting to realize how having no time for myself just to get some sleep, read or go out for dinner is having a negative impact. So the life lesson for you all? Being lazy certainly gets you nowhere in life. But there is an upper limit on how much you can work yourself until it comes at more cost than gain.