The perfect way to mourn your mundane life.

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    1 month ago

    Hey, bud. I can’t leave the office after just getting there to go lift weights. I also have zero control over 80% of the meetings I attend. Dude has no idea how privileged he is.

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      This schedule is completely unrealistic even with privilege

      No meetings until 2pm? Doesn’t matter what industry you’re in, guarantee you interact with industries that work 8-4 and will not bend over backwards to schedule you at the end of their day. Like does this person just not go to the doctor? Or deal with banking issues?

  • SinkingLotus @lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    “Saying ‘no’ is a superpower, it will lead you to your true calling. Trust your instincts.”

    “Want my morning routine checklist? Follow Matt Gray”

    No. ( :

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    1 month ago

    “Boosts testosterone”. I bet this dude thinks of himself as an alpha male.

  • Rayquetzalcoatl@lemmy.world
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    “No meetings before 2pm”, “saying no is a superpower” yeah brill mate I’ll just say no to my boss multiple times a morning forever and absolutely won’t get fired for being difficult thanks Matt xo

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    Sunrise here, tomorrow, is around 7:30. When I take my morning walk, presumably just after I wake up at 5:30 because the walk is supposed to “get my brain ready to work” and I’m supposed to put several hours of work in during the morning, how do I “get sunlight in my eyes”?

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    Here’s my morning routine:

    1. Wake up at 8 (assuming a crying baby doesn’t wake me up sooner)

    2. Change diapers

    3. Spend time with my wife and sons

    4. Walk to the grocery store with my toddler (3500 steps round trip or so)

    5. Drink a kombucha on the way home (coffee raises my cholesterol and gives me awful anxiety symptoms)

    6. Change diapers

    7. Take my toddler to the playground, weather permitting

    8. Have lunch with my wife and sons

    9. Read books to my toddler, change his diaper, and put him down for a nap

    10. Think about how I’m leaving the USA next year partially because American work culture is absolute trash

    I’m on paternity leave and it’s been the best part of my career. As in not working at all is the best part of my career. How fucked is that?

    I would gladly change diapers and hang out with screaming kids all day instead of dealing with my dumb ass coworkers and people who can’t honor a meeting invite planned weeks out but then expect me to “hop on a quick call” which then achieves nothing. Between the constant threat of layoffs and losing my livelihood and the political backdrop of having my family deported because they’re too dark a shade of brown and speak Spanish sometimes?

    Fuck this place. I’m out.

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      Dealing with my toddler is frequently more rational than dealing with my coworkers. Most of em are good, but the ones that are outside my normal bubble drive me insane.

      Paternity leave was the best part of my job, too. I wish I got more, and it’s criminal that many dads get very little, if any.

      Also I don’t really know the best way to say “sorry for this weird mess of a country,” but I’m sorry. That sounds very stressful to say the least.

  • JaggedRobotPubes@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Funny how it’s not the worst idea but “this alone separates you from 99% of people” is like putting poison in soup and now the whole thing is ruined.

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    The thing that’s so irritating to me isn’t the tone, isn’t the weird preaching, isn’t the push to follow on social media. What gets me (as it always does) is that assholes like this push their message as a one-size-fits-all message.

    Assholes like this always think everyone else works just like them, and it makes me crazy.

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    1 month ago

    There is a single insightful line in this whole image:

    Your biggest enemy is distractions.

    Unfortunately, this image is one of those distractions.

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    I saw this multiple times already on Linkedin reposted with huge engagement.

    While I understand this is borderline fiction, absolutely unrealistic and in my eyes an equivalent of those pictures with pretty girls laughing with a plate of salad promoting healthy eating, but for me the comment section of this post is the cherry on top cheering how “brilliant” this is. People are so fucked up on Linkedin.

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      I think people are fucked up on Linkedin because it’s a self-marketing site, so they are selling a fake version of themselves. Wait that sounds like another version of Facebook and Instagram…

  • I_Has_A_Hat@lemmy.world
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    The only thought I’m connecting with at 5:30 in the fucking morning is “I’m so tired, I want to go back to sleep”.

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        1 month ago

        It’s simply wrong, made up. No need to defend it, there are no specifications that it only applies to work group X in company Y.

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      1 month ago

      There’s also no way I can avoid meetings before 2pm, timezones exist and sometimes things are on fire. If I leave someone hanging because I care only about my own day, then I’m the asshole.