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The routine of the work week and the pressure of our job responsibilities can often get the best of us. However, whether it's putting more effort into your job, or finding one that makes you truly happy, its time to commit to your career.

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Community Journal: Career

  • boniaditya Oct 21, 2025, 5:57 AM
    "Nothing is done to move ahead, I wanted to talk to ED about what he said regarding "Winning a lottery without buying the ticket" but other than that there is no progress related to job change or going ahead "
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  • mainyak Oct 21, 2025, 5:48 AM
    "I didn't get much sleep last night. I worked until 1am. The job was to repair and replicate a statue. It's been almost 6 months, but I've submitted the statues for an arts evening on the weekend coming. They've yet to be painted, but last night I managed to do final touches, and get a base coat on "
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  • Jayt300 Oct 21, 2025, 3:56 AM
    "October 20th 2025 Grad JNotes: Does hard work pay off? Should I freestyle life? Think about it, throughly. I have put in more than 2 thousand thousand hours of productivity since 2023. Actually it is more like 3100-3300 hours, accounting for my first Focusmate account created in 2020. Think about it. I only scheduled 75 min sessions, completing 5 sessions a day. That’s 6 hours and sum change. Also there’s a 15 min wait period before a new session can be scheduled after finishing. And I’m productive all day even during the 15 min wait or break period. Do the math. 2706 sessions X 60 = 162,360 mins/2,706 hours OR 2706 sessions X 75 = 202,950mins/3,382 hours 2706 sessions X 15 mins wait = 40,590 mins/677 hours I’ve been scheduling co-working productivity sessions since the 2020 pandemic so accounting for past deleted accounts I’m definitely over 3000 sessions in total. Does hard work pay off. I say no. Because all this time I couldn’t have been partying and living up my 20s. I put in all this time n effort so I could live up my life n my 20s. Think about how many days and years did I just stay home all day studying and strategizing about productivity. That’s y I deleted social media cus all I saw was people living up there life n 20s. The one think that hurts about all that lost time is the friendships I didn’t make. Yeah I could have been working a dead end retail job or whatever. But I would have been around like minded people and crowd. These high paying jobs co-workers are middle aged moms and dads. My internship was 40 n up. They can’t resonate relate w me nor my life style. And I can’t w them. Does hard work pay off. It’s all luck…"
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  • dannyboy12345 Oct 20, 2025, 10:49 PM
    "did 208 cards, with good retention, not bad "
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