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]]>Now, I’ve sacrificed finishing my degree and kickstarting a career right away… I’m part-timing school instead, which is why I’ve still not finished my degree and I chose to become self-employed instead of working my way up the ladder. I realized that I’m not happy when I focus too much on work so I find the middle ground, I work enough to ensure a future for myself… but I’m not gung-ho on making it (anymore) My life is best when I enjoy my hobbies… getting out there, spending a few dollars (not too many 😉 ) on fun stuff. I have aspirations of becoming financially independent, and I haven’t lost sight of those goals but I’m also letting go a bit so I can chill and enjoy my youth.
It’s hard though and easy to go too far either way. Ultimately, if you know that focusing on your career NOW will result in you reaching your life goals and your happiness goals… I’d say suck it up for a little while longer, you’ll get there. But, if it doesn’t… find a way to rework things.
]]>I wish I could give you advice, but I’m in the same about as you. Thank goodness for the TV or else we’d literally have nothing to do when we get home 🙂
]]>Well you gotta push yourself! I wrote myself an inspiring little note that I have on my phone post-it note that tells me that to become the person i want to be I have to work hard at it. You need to remind yourself and surround yourself with the people who will promote balance in your life. Find things you love and whether you only spend 5 mins a day doing it, that’s all that matters. Start small – call family and friends up once in awhile, life is too short.
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