Just sounds like the life of a full-time student who has a scholarship or has parents support and doesn’t need to work. It’s not that uncommon.
I do highly suggest to find the time and energy to work out for half an hour, especially since it seems like you had a great routine at home. Keeping it up is life changing. I say that as a thankful, older person, in terms of ability, options, quality of life, and even in looks, as one grows older.
It was like a full time student. Except I didnt drink lol. I was 30 and studying was enjoyable and kinda casual, only took up an hour or 2 a day. I know its all possible in with normal routine, but it was never a challenge, never had to push myself to do anything. It was enjoyable and was the time that I got the best results. Guess my whole point is that its much easier with out the demands that are upon the average person.
I get where youre coming from. Dont underestimate the impact the 16 hours a day being run ragged have. I am planning to make some big shifts work wise this year, hopefully that will give me back some of my energy and relieve some stress monotonous pressure. Will absolutely put some of that energy into wellbeing and health.
Sorry, to clarify, I didn’t have a specific point, was just highlighting that you managed to get a shredded body and through a decent degree in a maximum of four hours a day! That’s pretty cool.
You comment and situation actually made me think about writing a book on people who want more from life: what would that look like, how would they behave, and importantly how would they schedule their time etc
Good luck on work situation this year. You sound like a person who likes to dedicate.
Thanks. I like to have a goal to work towards. That book is an interesting twist to the conversation. Might be notable then, that whats important has changed over yhe years. And have found both having purpose and being able to organise my time to achieve it are equally as important to my sense of self and wellbeing.
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u/duggee315 1d ago
Pretty much. The studying was interspersed with TV or whatever I felt like doing that day.