I wfh, I don’t sign in a second early usually, I have a mobile game I play for a bout 10-15 minutes before I start. Most peaceful 10-15 minutes I get all day
I must be brainwashed because I also work from home but I love getting started 15-20 minutes early because I’ve never liked waiting around to work.
I think it’s carried over from my time in fast food and retail because even when I worked night and overnight shifts I couldn’t stand getting up hours beforehand knowing that in that time I’d just have to go to work afterward.
Probably, but I’ve also noticed that I hesitate to say “burnt out” anymore because the way I feel now feels beyond the way I used to use the word 5-10 years ago.
I wfh, I don’t sign in a second early usually, I have a mobile game I play for a bout 10-15 minutes before I start. Most peaceful 10-15 minutes I get all day
I must be brainwashed because I also work from home but I love getting started 15-20 minutes early because I’ve never liked waiting around to work.
I think it’s carried over from my time in fast food and retail because even when I worked night and overnight shifts I couldn’t stand getting up hours beforehand knowing that in that time I’d just have to go to work afterward.
Brainwashed is very not true. Burnt out is more accurate
Probably, but I’ve also noticed that I hesitate to say “burnt out” anymore because the way I feel now feels beyond the way I used to use the word 5-10 years ago.
This is true too, getting older the tired I am after work, the less I want to do on the weekends