Budget, budget, budget!
There are some that would choose the lower cost ladies, but a special experience is like a special dinner . . . it is worth paying for and worth waiting for.I'm just bitching. I mean sure, I need the paycheck in order to fund my hobbies, but when work goes ballistic and leaves me so mentally shattered that I can't even consider a playdate? Something's wrong!
Then there's the travel which has escalated as well, but they also clamped down on the flexibility leaving even less opportunity to play.
Great job, very engaging and I love to do it so long as there's a balance. Yet nearly the same thing happened in 2013 where I stopped the hobby for damn near 14 months to focus on work.
For those other workaholics out there, how do YOU manage to avoid the work whirlpool?
Budget, budget, budget!
There are some that would choose the lower cost ladies, but a special experience is like a special dinner . . . it is worth paying for and worth waiting for.
At least that's how I read it.
Steph xoxo
I get so focused on work that all else fades into the background and then, like magic, several months have passed. It's odd that psychologists don't consider work addiction to require treatment! Hey, it's a disorder too.