Not really 😂😂😂, On my early career I was so motivated to work in a product based company. I worked my ass off but then realised I totally destroyed my physical and mental health.
During my college days all of my friends had bikes (not expensive ones) and me from a typical middle class family where we can't afford one for me. I work hard in my college days I bought my 1st bike (2nd hand splendor). Then after college graduation I got an offer for a new early stage startup away from my home town. I was so excited that I thought I will work extra hard to make it successful and get recognised by everyone.
So I even work on Saturday and do more research on things related to work even on weekends. In the 1st year it was ok but things started to hit me in the 2nd year where I started to have body pain I kind of in a mental troubling.
Then I realised that I lost something that is an important part of my life and that is to have those long drives and visit new places.
So yeah after quitting that job I moved to a new city with a new lifestyle 😁. I bought my dream bike in the 2nd month. Everyone told me that I am making a bad financial decision but for me 1st I need to change my regret.
I think these things are essential in your life and this may not be a good financial decision but this will give u consistency in your life and career.
So I think you also need to work hard but at the same time don't lose the things that are important to u. This can be driving, traveling or party
You also don't need a lot of money to do these things 😂😂. Recently I went on a 3 day ride with my friends at a cost of Rs2000.
