Do you like to work on weekends?
PRIYANKA MANDAL
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Claudia Nathan@claudianathan
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I don’t ~like~ to work on weekends but I’ve seemingly convinced myself work is life 🙃 kudos to those who can shut down on weekends, working on it lol
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When I work on stuff I like – definitely YES!
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@priyankamandal and what about you?
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@priyankamandal what are your love projects for now?
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@busmark_w_nika Right now, I'm focusing on successfully selling my product, which has been incredibly rewarding. Besides that, I'm also exploring some side projects to keep my creativity flowing.
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@priyankamandal Can you share the product? :)
Zebracat AI
I keep weekends for myself.
Lancepilot
@michael_baumgartner Agree Michael. It's so important to have time for yourself to recharge and enjoy personal activities.
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i'm a Workaholic Priyanka 😅😅
I usually avoid working on weekends.
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@andreas_sohns Sounds like you’ve mastered the fine art of work life balance. Enjoy your well deserved break.
IXORD
I work any time, including weekends. I like to work on weekends.
100% yes- mostly side projects that help me level up!
Weekends are usually my time to unwind. I absolutely love diving into photography on weekends using Lightroom latest version. It's my creative outlet! However, when there's a need, I'm more than happy to roll up my sleeves and help out, even on weekends.
I do!
Launching soon!
I avoid working on the weekends unless it's something super urgent. I'm a workaholic, but over the years I've recognized the importance of setting aside time for personal and social activities.
Yes i do
As I work full-time and am trying to finalise my product which I am launching soon, I have to work at least some of the time on weekends otherwise I am not progressing fast enough.
It is a balance though between work, family, friends, exercise, doing all the stuff around the house and then also finding time to relax and unwind.
I found that not having a strict routine is better for me, but rather take each weekend as it comes - sometimes I get to do more, sometimes I don't. It depends on what is on, how I feel and what kind of week I've had. But I do try and do something at least each weekend.
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@priyankamandal I try, still not perfect... its all a balancing act. So I am learning to understand earlier when I can push to do more and when I need to rest more. TBH I find it super easy to push and super hard to rest, but having had a stress breakdown a few years ago and going through the very hard recovery of that, I try to keep things in balance more.
My strong suggestion to anyone is, don't over do it. Once you have a breakdown, its not a 1 week or 2 week recovery and that is it, it impacts you for years, I still respond way differently now to stresses in my day to day life than what I did before. So it's best not to cross that threshold.
At the end of the day, yes productivity is awesome, achieving goals is great and those should all be things we strive for, but not to the determent of our health or relationships.
I love to work on weekends, that's when the best code is written 😄
No, I usually relax to restore my energy
ShipFast-ASP.NET
only when there is a dateline to ship product
Lancepilot
@borey_washington I totally get it. When there's a deadline to ship a product, the pressure is definitely on.
Oh, weekends are like debugging code - not always ideal, but sometimes necessary for a smoother run during the week!
I work every day. But not much per day. Like... 4 hours a day
CopyFrog.AI
Absolutely not , i feel like my brain is not working from Saturday to Sunday...
I reserve weekends for my me-time and avoid work to recharge for the upcoming week.