I work as a janitor. I get sick of working. Does anyone feel the same way? Well, you'd have to get a lot of hours to feel this way, and I can't complain about the money, but...
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Work in general is tiring. It gets worse when you are working in a place that you don't have passion for or enjoy what you are doing. I have not gotten sick of working since I started to pursue my fashion dream.
I don't mind doing things I don't want to do. The work isn't that hard and I can have fun on my off-time.
But, that said, doing anything all the time sucks and I need time to get my finances in order, do my hobbies (a music project I'm wanting to do) etc..
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I work from home and am my own boss, and as much as I do have days where I wish I could stop working, as it can sometimes be stressful, I always find reasons why I need to keep going.
If I were to work for someone else, I would likely hate it.
If I were to work for someone else, I would likely hate it.
In my case, working uses up to much time because I have to ride a bus for one hour to get there, not to mention the time waiting for the bus, and then I have to wait another hour to leave on the work-van. This is because it's a temp agency. So, I'm really sacrificing 12 hours a day maybe.
And, finally, it takes probably two hours to get home.
But if I had a car to zip to to work, do 8 hours and zip back. It wouldn't be much.
And, finally, it takes probably two hours to get home.
But if I had a car to zip to to work, do 8 hours and zip back. It wouldn't be much.
Im always tired of working but the bills do have to get paid.
Removing the extra hours before and after the job would make it ok anywhere.
So essentially getting ready for work and the travel time? Yeah, that does suck.
There are times that I don't feel like working, but the reality is that I will have to do so because my bills don't care whether I work or not. It is not always easy for me, but I had to do so.
I love working. If I can work peacefully without being disturbed I will be the happiest person. I am kind of workaholic.
I also get sick of working, especially when I'm exhausted emotionally and physically. This happens to almost everyone regardless of the pay. It is necessary to find the balance between work and personal life. That is how you can relief yourself of work stress.
Finding time to rest even when the work to be done is so many is very important. The productivity level will be low once any worker is simply tired of working. There is nothing to be done than to begin to rest.
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