Our Work-Life Balance
Whatever work we do, we should take a day or two off to restore our mental state and rejuvenate ourselves.
If we find ourselves sick or anxious at the end of a weekend in which we had a blast, the job may be the culprit. If the job requires us to work weekends or always be on call, with the boss hanging a sword on our head, maybe we need to reassess how our job role is affecting our work-life balance, and switch if necessary.
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