I am always working in the sense that ideas pop into my head at times that I can apply to my "work"...but I really only work about 20 actual hours a week, that being said, I am salaried and do not really get paid that much, I work with cult members but am a marked non member which makes things interesting and conversely makes me valuable. Try it out!
I webcasted my wedding in Vegas ($100 add on). It was a great hit. With more millennials jumping into the marriage pool, this is a great startup vertical (horizontal?). Just make a pi, put a sim card on it / satellite link/ connect to wifi, and you can invite everyone to your special life event.
I like to roll my shoulders back and slide my shoulder blades down my back while sitting at the computer, additionally, yoga and meditation. Most recently, I stopped drinking coffee. Generally go with the flow and listen to your body. Everyone is different! Do some A/B tests on yourself. Wishing you infinite wellness!
I think what is especially interesting about this comment is that Wall St, which is on the East Coast, uses the internet in very different ways than Silicon Valley does, which on the West Coast. Both have ground to make up in this sense; Silicon Valley could be much more in tune with their East Coast counter parts...
Yes! Of course, those who blew the bubble 16 years ago learned their lesson and built a basket this time. A few items may fall out of the basket as the supermarket gets busy, which makes me think Uber will fall on the wrong side of legislation (and AirBnb will not) based purely on Peter Thiel's name comment in that recent interview. That being said, my gut tells me the opposite. Ideally, they both thrive!
Yes! You are not alone my friend. Try changing your perspective and delighting in the successes of your psuedo-peers as opposed to being jealous. Everyone is on their own path. Meet yourself where you are; the time is always now and you are indeed exactly where you need to be.
Lately, I have been dealing with cutting back on what I do as opposed to piling stuff on; focusing on no more than 3 things (for example), rolling off of less compelling projects, creating space. Give yourself, your days, some space and see what happens. Listen to your heart!
Think critically about what is and is not serving you and adjust accordingly. Expect nothing. You are divine! Look at all these people who want you to succeed! You are on the front page of Hacker News...certainly if there is nothing else that must be a sign that you are on the right path, especially as a tech professional
Try yoga, go to an easy beginners class at a studio that seems bent on spirituality and not fitness, helps with pain and positivity, programming benefits are more discrete