NomadicExploring

joined 10 months ago
 

Hello, everyone! First-time poster, long-time lurker.

My friend and I, both day traders, have been traveling for a while. We are now back at our 'home base' and have reflected on our trips. We realized that we prioritized partying over our work, resulting in us failing to meet our goals. We have no one to blame but ourselves.

Interestingly, when we were traveling, the locals teased us for always being on our computers and not hanging out with them. Perhaps they are more accustomed to tourists being in 'vacation mode' and expecting them to drink and chill every day.

Our work is intense, and for our next trip, we plan to maintain a 70% work and 30% partying balance. This means working from Monday to Friday without going out, and dedicating at least 8 hours of work on weekends.

My question is, how do you maintain work-life balance? How do you hold yourself accountable when everyone around you is partying, and you need to stay focused on work? Seeking advice and insights. Thank you.

[โ€“] NomadicExploring@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

Very loud. I was once in a packed bus of locals in Korea. It was super quiet you could hear a pin drop. Then an American family comes in and just ruins everything. Why are they so loud and inconsiderate?

Any American here that can offer an insight?