RE: Having a Life Re: Educational areas to pursue

[kcronin -at- daleen -dot- com]

Rob wrote:

> ... If I work
> one extra hour, I am only giving myself an extra 11% work time (and even
> then, that extra time is when I am tired and not functioning at 100%).
> HOWEVER, that extra 1 hour reduces my relaxing and recharging time by 25%.
> Thanks-but no thanks.

Agreed. I made the same leap after having those stats spelled out to me in
a book called "Coming Up for Air" by Beth Sawi.

I'm a BIG advocate of having a life. If you're getting some extra
education related to your job, it makes sense to schedule it during work
hours. I have taken a night class that was job-related, but that was my
idea, not theirs. The company only owns my soul for the prescribed 40 per
week.


> "If corn oil is made from corn, and vegetable oil is made from 
> vegetables, then what is baby oil made from?"

Forget baby oil - where does neatsfoot oil come from? The feet of neats?
Are they farm-raised neats, or the wild ones?


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- Keith "Kojak" Cronin

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