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I wish I could answer work to live but definitely live to work. I find myself talking about work way too much and in the moment, hear myself but can’t stop. Hate it — in the process of trying to figure out how to live again In NYC
same. I used to chalk it up to being an “ad nerd” but I realized it was to cover up my lack of a social life outside of coworkers/old colleagues (my anxiety) and zero hobbies. One thing that has helped me is that at parties - which were hosted by a coworker or previous colleague - talk to someone who doesn’t work in advertising. it’s difficult but helps in the long run. also it’s more interesting. still a work in progress though. hope that helps.
I work to live in NYC. The good salary allows me to live for the things I love to do outside of work.
Same!
I work to live, in NYC. Life’s too short to be obsessed with a job.
...or work to live? 2) In what city do you live and work? Also: Happy 2020!
I came into this living to work. Today, I work to live and pay my Manhattan rent, the $100+ at the supermercado each week, etc. It is what it is.
None of my friends in NY talk about work either at parties beyond, “how’s work? Fine”. People mostly talk about mutual friends, family, travel, tv shows/movies and kids.
I’m somewhere in between living to work and working to live. I love what I do, but it depends on what I’m working on at the time. I work in NYC and live in NJ b/c NYC is too damn expensive.
I moved to Europe to be able to live comfortably in general. Work to live.... my salary’s very low but basic needs are taken care of, I don’t feel like I’m going to be broke by healthcare costs.