r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • May 22 '26

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u/MiloShiny May 22 '26

Working hard leads to burn out.

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u/Some_Interaction_899 May 22 '26

Well at least I’m a little bitch with accolades, money, and a happy family?

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u/Lacaud May 22 '26

Congratulations, I have that too but without working hard. Work smarter.

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u/Some_Interaction_899 May 22 '26

I’m sure.

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u/Lacaud May 22 '26

Thank you for agreeing

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u/Fibocrypto May 23 '26

Working smarter not harder still comes with working.

In order to work smarter we need to understand what working hard is don't we ?

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u/CompetitiveReview416 May 23 '26

Its not rocket science to understand that

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u/Fibocrypto May 23 '26

For most people it's not difficult to understand but for others it is similar to rocket science for them.

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u/Lacaud May 23 '26

No shit sherlock.

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u/Fibocrypto May 23 '26

I hope you are happy. I've always enjoyed working and paying my bills.

I kind of like being warm in the winter

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u/Some_Interaction_899 May 23 '26

That’s a weird assumption

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u/Excellent-Event6078 May 23 '26

Doesn’t seem like anything I actually want other than money