from Del Harris ht to Eric Musselman:<\/p>\n
It’s hard to find a job in this life that is always interesting and exciting over a 50-year period. In the end, the value of anyone’s job probably is determined by relationships that are formed more than the wins and the money.<\/strong> Because as we have found out, the money can come and go.”
\nEric Musselman’s Basketball Notebook: The value of any job is determined by the relationships<\/a>.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nI try to live by with that in mind. a little life accounting.
\n05 hours: Sleep (between 4 and 8 depending on need)
\n03 hours: Daily Commute includes around an hour of walking
\n09 hours: Required working hours.
\n11 hours: Actual average hours in the office.
\n02 hours: Hygeine and Cooking dinner
\n03 hours: reading\/podcast for pleasure\/improvement
\nfor any other normal 9-5 and if you sleep a healthy 8 hours a day your job\/work\/profession\/calling is half to more than half your usable daily hours. If you do not wake up in the morning wanting to start working, If you dread mondays and just heart weekends around 100x the normal workday, I suggest you quit, just quit now and try to find that something you were meant to do, at least for now!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"from Del Harris ht to Eric Musselman: It’s hard to find a job in this life that is always interesting and exciting over a 50-year period. In the end, the value of anyone’s job probably is determined by relationships that are formed more than the wins and the money. Because as we have found out, … <\/p>\n