I am software engineer with 2.5 yoe and have been working remotely from the start if my career but still i feel i haven’t cracked the code as i don’t feel happy any more with life in general mind you i like the kind work i do so happy with professional life . I seek advise from the folks who are enjoying life working from home and how your routine looks like?
It would be great help if am able to get relevant answers
My schedule is simple for weekdays
Wakeup early -> morning walk -> work till 2pm or till complete -> hit gym -> take gf out to eat or play fifa with her -> if some tasks left complete them.
Weekend do nothing
Thanks will take some points from your routine
Ye sab teek hai, gf kaise milega ye bata de pehle
I'm going through the same, and I'm looking for answers too, anyway on the other side, I'm here to motivate: you will crack the code as you're a software engg. Geddit geddit?!
oh hell naw bro
Hahahaha! Punintended! Anyway cheer up, it's MonYay!
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