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Originally posted by lurking
I like to keep work seperate from home. when you work from home, it's like you never stop working. you get way too burnt out that way and your productivity drops big time.
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This I agree with.
I go back and think about the days before the internet when after work I went out with friends, saw movies, hit clubs, met chicks...I had hobbies...I used to write, paint etc.
Now it's like your whole world is wrapped up in this contraption...my work is computer related, my games are computer related and my friends are computer related...LOL
I think it would be nice to seperate work and pleasure just a bit...I have made steps to doing a bunch already but there is still the work issue...and I'm coming off a 3 month stint of working 15-20 hour days and only having like 4 or 5 days off during that whole time...so burn out is approaching rapidly. ;)