Work addiction

[Anonymous No.20124880]

How do you fight work addiction? I'm too tired to take on extra days but at the same time, Whenever I'm not at work I feel like I'm being a lazy fuck. I think of all the money I'm losing by not working. I feel physically worse when I relax. Hobbies don't help.

[Anonymous No.20124923]

Were you always like that? Or did you become that person by necessity? Makes a difference to know in which camp you re in

[Anonymous No.20124964]

>>20124923
I feel like I was always like that. My parents didn't let me rest as a kid. I was always doing something.

[Anonymous No.20125004]

>>20124964
OK so then you're a workaholic not someone who does this by necessity. Do you have a hobby that you like doing and takes your mind off work?

[Anonymous No.20125053]

>>20124880
the absolute state of wagies

[Anonymous No.20125076]

>>20124880
Why would you want to fight this addiction? You are my favorite type of goy. Keep working and chase my dollar.

[Anonymous No.20125092]

>>20125076
Unironically the only way to break free from Shekelstein is to be a workaholic, what are you talking about?

[Anonymous No.20125120]

>>20125092
Of course it is. Keep working and think of nothing else. You'll achieve freedom before you know it!

[Anonymous No.20125140]

>>20125092
Lmao no. The way to break free is to have enough investments and passive income sources. Workaholism is just one of many ways to get those.

[Anonymous No.20125152]

>>20125140
How are you gonna get those investments and passive income sources if you dont work hard when you re young?

[Anonymous No.20125157]

I have the same . But not for the wagy job ofc. That wouldn't make sense. I work the least possible for the boss and the most for my own projects. Beats watching TV or beating off

[Anonymous No.20125164]

>>20125004
Mostly games because 21 YO zoomer

[Anonymous No.20125228]

>>20125164
>21
>workaholic
Ummm lol how long have you been in the workforce 2 years? Your desire to work will not go away but your appreciation for things not work related will go up as you get older.

Work doesnt always mean making money . This took me a long time to understand but doing things to better your life without the desire to make money is the most rewarding thing for your time

[Anonymous No.20125266]

>>20125152
This

[Anonymous No.20125374]

>>20124880

You need to understand that you perform better with sufficient rest. If your goal is to get the maximum out of your job then rest is MANDATORY. You'll be more efficient when you do work and you're not going to fuck up your mental health or psychosomatically compound stress so easily.

Demand a fucking day off bro and be a shitlord, channel that guilt into the next chance you get at work and observe the results of that.

[Anonymous No.20125413]

>>20125152
>>20125266
In a company: slack your way up to management. Play work politics: working hard is for suckers.
Otherwise: borrow some money and take risks. Make (read: whitelabel) a product and sell it. Become a middleman and hire desperate retards.

[Anonymous No.20125472]

If you're working for yourself I'd say this is probably worth it. If you're working for someone else and putting in more than 40hrs, consider whether it's worth killing yourself to make someone else money.

[Anonymous No.20125837]

You're never going to make it if you just work hard (unless it's your own company that directly benefits from it), your boss makes 2x what you do just by going to meetings and delegating work

The important thing is networking, make sure everyone knows you and getting promotions will be easy

[Anonymous No.20126556]

>>20124880
Are you a perfectionist?
Did you parents only praise you when you got the best results on a test?
Do you think overworking yourself if the only thing which gives you value as a person?

It may be a good idea to change your perspective on your past and the mindset you got from your parents.
Your life won't change until you look back on your past and chose who you want to be and what makes you happy without the need of outside validation.

[Anonymous No.20126610]

>>20124880
Take a week off and spend it hiking or something, away from the internet. Don't read anything related to work or career stuff. Refresh yourself

[Anonymous No.20126745]

Aries or Capricorn?

[Anonymous No.20127441]

>>20125157

What projects do you have going on anon?

[Anonymous No.20127736]

>>20125837
Tips on networking as a software engineer?

[Anonymous No.20127879]

>>20124880
Good goy!

[Anonymous No.20128640]

>>20124880
get an active hobby like woodworking or gardening

[Anonymous No.20128724]

>>20124880
You need to deprogram. The Jews have unironically brainwashed you to love being a wagie