Hi!
I hope you had a great weekend! Most of us spend most of our time working, so weekends are an opportunity to spend time with family and friends or work on personal projects.
Time always moves forward, and no money in the world can buy us time back that we spent doing things we don’t enjoy. With each moment that passes, we lose a moment that we can never get back.
We don’t live to work, we work to live.
Work allows me to pay my bills, get food on the table, and pay for some hobbies. I try to save energy and time for my hobbies, personal projects, and my loved ones. Weekends are great. But they shouldn’t be the only thing we live for.
Reading Recommendations
How to Meditate Daily and Form a Lasting Habit - Better Humans - Medium
"When I first found myself drowning in anxiety several years ago, mindfulness was at the top of the list (behind medication) that several different therapists prescribed for me. So, I fumbled through…"
7 Guiding Principles of Lean Development | LeanKitLean development is the application of Lean principles to software development. Read this post to learn how 7 key Lean principles apply to software development
What I learned from “Thinking Fast and Slow” - Leadership - Medium
"I recently finished reading Thinking Fast and Slow, a book on behavioral psychology and decision-making by Daniel Kahneman. This book contains some profoundly important concepts around how people…"
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Have a great week
Simon
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