7- wake up
8-9 drive
9-5 work
5-6 drive
6-7 dinner
7-7:30 unpack/digest/change
7:30-10:00 workout
10-12 free time
12-7 sleep
I'm so tired of this.
>>17303351
>12-7 sleep
Go to bed sooner.
>>17303351
>8 to 9: get ready and travel to work
>9 to 2: work
>2 to 3: travel home, grab a snack
>3 to 4: odd days i go to the gym, even days i clean
>4 to 5: shower, prepare dinner
>5 to 6: eat and relax
>7 to 10: edit, write, hangout with friends, walk dog, whatever i want, etc.
>10 to 10:30: get ready for bed
>10:30 to 8: sleep
Stop working out. You'll get 2 1/2 hours more of free time every day
Bonus: you'll die sooner
>>17303356
>9-2 work
what are you 14?
8- Wake up
9-10 Drive
10-8 Work
8-9 Drive
9-9:30 Dinner
9:30-10 Paperwork
10-11 Free time
11-8 Abour 4-5 hours of sleep somewhere in there
It could be worse
>>17303356
What the fuck is this. Are you leeching off your parents just working part time or something?
>>17303377
What do you do?
>>17303363
nope. i manage a business and ive streamlined it to the point where i dont need to work more than 5 hours a day. and i spend half of that on 4chan and eating.
its a comfy life.
>>17303396
>What do you do?
Sales. Oh, and we're usually making calls while driving, so technically work begins at 9, not 10.
>>17303396
i work part time but i make good money.
about to convert my spare room to an airbnb so gonna make even more.
>>17303399
Please provide more details. You're being vague. For all I know you're just dealing drugs or some shit.
>>17303402
Sales is rough, I'll give you that. I'm a database administrator so luckily my work starts at the office and stays at the office.
7:30- wake up
8:10- drive
8:30-17:00 - work/school
18:00- dinner
19:00- workout
22:00- sleep
>>17303408
I used to work in an office, but I hated it, honestly. As brutal as my hours can be, I never want to go back to an office.
>>17303408
no. my 'boss' is essentially the product, and i just run the entire business promoting and selling his services. i design the website, do the accounting, plan his lectures and tours and workshops and even designing my own class.
hes a psychic and as long as i keep up with the projects i come up with its pretty easy work. especially when hes out of town giving readings in new york or new hampshire i can take days off or just come in and watch netflix or whatever.
he pays me well enough and with my airbnb plans ill be rolling in the cash so its all good.
730 - 800 - Wake up/shit/shower/dress
830 - 600ish work
630 - 730 dinner
730 - 900 workout
900 - 130ish free time
130 - 730 sleep
Fucking fuck
>>17303438
Hah, I keep running into you here
>>17303377
You drive an hour to work at a restaurant?
>>17303438
>psychic manager anon
I remeber you.
>>17303444
>>17303449
i clearly spend too much time here. nice to see ya guys again tho
Whenever- wake up
For whatever length of time- browse 4chan
For whenever I have to- Work
For as long as I can- vidya
Eat 1 meal a day, shower maybe once a week, never excersize
Its a life
>>17303457
Jeez what a piece of shit.
>>17303450
You should get the psychic to do readings on /adv/
>>17303463
we do them on /x/ occasionally. /adv/ might be more up his alley as hes more of a self help life coach kinda guy and less of a 'IM SEEING MONEY OR SOMETHING IN UR FUTURE' kind of guy
>>17303463
He did them on /x/ once, and I got one from him. It took me months to make sense of it, but it was pretty good.
>>17303470
I've done readings on both /x/ and /adv/ several times. The /adv/ crowd was edgy and douchey as fuck.
>>17303474
/x/ can be pretty edgy too. the biggest issue is we mostly get relationshit and hes very anti relationshit
>>17303476
Yes, most of us are tired of doing readings because we get sick of the constant "describe my next bf" and "doesheloveme" queries. Honestly, only the readers have interesting queries (and only some of them), so I only read for them now, for the most part.
>thread is now derailed
>>17303486
i feel ya. its the same reason i avoid relationshit for non psychic advice. just not worth the time 90% of the time.
>>17303445
I clarified that I'm in sales. Reading before posting is good practice.
>>17303503
I avoid most threads on this board, honestly. I come here to read the letter threads (I'm a sap, and there are some nice ones in there) and to prospect for my research, but the latter is frustrating here.
>>17303533
damn i avoid the letter threads, i find them too cringy i suppose. i just like to give advice
>>17303486
This board has no room for heretics you balding ape
>>17303539
They are for the most part but, every once in a while, there is that one passionate heartfelt letter that inspires an emotional reaction. That makes skimming over the cringey ones worthwhile. But, hey, I'm a silly poet, so there's that.
Also, I used to play a game with a friend where we selectively replied to each other's posts without context or hints, so there's a soft spot for me there. Between there and GIOYC, I used the threads to practice my intution by timing gets.
Also, it's fun to mess with people sometimes (pic related)
>>17303570
whatever gets your rocks off i suppose. you should consider trying to push your ability towards advice though. you dont even have to mention its psychic advice. see how well people take it.
>>17303594
I used to give advice here years ago, but I found that people don't really come here for advice; they come here for a hugbox and validation, usually ignoring any good well-contrived advice they receive. It started to feel pointless very quickly, and it made me start shitposting a lot, so I just pulled back eventually.
>>17303597
id say the majority does but i find myself walking away with quite a few 'thank you's and the like, so even if it doesnt owrk or they never actually try it i like to think i at least help them realize they arent as stuck as they think.
the vast majority are as you describe, but at least once a day i get some positive response so im good with that.
620 - Wake up/get ready/walk dog
650 - Drive
7 -8 - take a walk, do some errands around the office
8-3 - work (1 hr prep time and 45 min lunch somewhere in there)
3-4 - "work" (office hours for meetings and catching up on paperwork)
4 - drive
410-530 - walk dog, shower, clean
530-630 - cook and eat dinner
730 - 10 - shit posting
10 - 630 - sleep
8-9 Wake
9-10 Breakfast, walk dog
10-10:30 Wash up, change
10:30-11 Drive
11-8 Work
8-8:30 Drive
8:30-9 Wash up, change
9-11 Dinner, make lunch
11-1 Relax
1-8 Sleep
This was a lot harder before I started using my lunch for napping. Move this 3 hours back for when I worked days. My last job had a much longer commute...and then sometimes, the train would be delayed.
The 8 hour workday is obsolete. I don't know what our predecessors were thinking when they thought 8 hours was enough fucking time. If you include getting ready and commuting, it's more like 6 hours to ourselves.
the entire office work culture is a fucking joke
here i am, spending all afternoon shitposting here cause i have to do hours even if theres nothing to do
FUCK
7 wake up
11-12:30 workout
12:30-8 dinner
8 sleep
>>17303351
8-830 buy food and metro
930-1pm get flirted with deal with racist people
and bums
1-2 go home
or
1-2 train
2-3 movies
4:45 wake up, get ready for work
5:30-5:50 drive
6-2:30 work
2:50-8 home, clean apt, shower, play comp, take a walk, etc
8-11 lay down, relax and try to sleep
6:00pm - wake up
6:05pm - smoke
6:30pm - gym
8:00pm - groceries
9:00pm - breakfast and lunch
10:00pm - 02:00am - youtube, 4chan, movies
02:00am - dinner
02:30am - 6-7:00am - read/write
7:00am-10:00am: movies, go to sleep
>>17304539
Where does your income come from?
6 wake up
6-8 work out, shower, change, have breakfast
8-9 read
9-12 work
12-13 break
13-18 work
18-20 study
20-24 read more, maybe watch a movie
