Gotta pay the bills somehow

I know most of us don't have a choice as we need to earn to make our livelihood, but what keeps you going day in and day out? Or do you just wait for the weekends. I think very few people get to do what they love doing. So how do you get through the week ? What do you tell yourself ?

That's the dream ig

So short story long, I was just checking out my latest credit card bills and saw a notification in red on the home section of cred app calling out that your app is outdated please install the latest version. Once I opened the playstore and check the app it showed that no updates were pending but when I opened the app again it showed the same message and when I clicked download latest version it routed me back to the playstore listing and now the message is gone. Does it qualify as some sort of weird app traffic generation logic? And the short story long part is Maan I hate my credit card bills wtf. Like can't they just like waive off the bills if I have been paying it on time for years now atleast for one month they be like yeah dude you are paying a lot let cred take some burden off of you. I'm acoustic nevermind.

I used to be a creative guy in my mid 20s. I learned to play a guitar, could sketch pretty well and also used to work out pretty regularly. Lift has changed drastically in the last 2 years and I now find myself no time to spend on my hobbies. I tuned 30 recently and have been under slight shock that my responsibilities are bound to increase due to family and work. I had no responsibility till now and had lived a care free life. Now that I am engaged, I've realized that I need to dedicate my time for my family, my well being, my upskilling and also some to to evaluate my finances. This has also made me realize that I won't have enough time for my hobbies/interests. I badly want to learn to play an electric guitar and the fact that I won't have much time terrifies me as I need to make a choice of doing something that I love (learn to play a guitar) or doing something that helps me to live a life and pay off my bills which basically is my full time job. I might have a child in another 4-5 years and the responsibility of having a child terrifies me even more. I don't want to make a choice between being there for my child and being there for my work. I'm not sure if I'm over thinking or just being realistic but not having enough time for yourself due to work and family has been bothering me lately. I'm 30 and the fact that responsibilities are bound to increase in my life terrifies me. Is this a common and a normal feeling or is this unnatural?

Budgeting as an adult means carefully planning how to spend all your money before it even arrives. 💸💭 #FinancialPlanning #AdultingWoes Who else feels like they’re constantly playing financial Tetris with bills and expenses? Let’s swap budgeting tips and tricks!

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I hate what I’m doing rn. It isn’t interesting, and it consumes most of my day. I travel almost 30km every day to go to the Client’s office, and by the time I get home, I’m beaten and dead tired. I want to get into a Full Stack/Backend role. But, I don’t have any time to grind DSA, or work on any side projects, or even my passion projects. I’m seriously considering resigning, and putting my head down and grinding it out for a few months to give myself a better chance to switch. What do you folks think? Should I put in my papers?