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Humble Janitor · 05-22-2009, 02:56 AM

I don't mind working LESS like folks in other countries.

Would love to not work at all but then again, there's the idea that I'd be sitting on my ass all day long, doing nothing productive.

I hate to say it but sometimes, work gives you inspiration to do MORE with your life. You get sick of it. You start to realize that you can do things outside of work that are more appealing. They keep you sane. For me, getting a gig as a DJ and taking classes are what keep me sane after what I endure at my daily job.

But again, I'd love to not work ever again. I worry that it would affect my overall motivation though.

05-22-2009, 02:56 AM	#9
Humble Janitor Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 3,201	Re: The abolition of work I don't mind working LESS like folks in other countries. Would love to not work at all but then again, there's the idea that I'd be sitting on my ass all day long, doing nothing productive. I hate to say it but sometimes, work gives you inspiration to do MORE with your life. You get sick of it. You start to realize that you can do things outside of work that are more appealing. They keep you sane. For me, getting a gig as a DJ and taking classes are what keep me sane after what I endure at my daily job. But again, I'd love to not work ever again. I worry that it would affect my overall motivation though.