When will you stop working?
Emin Araki
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Abel Lopez@abelo
When will I stop working? Likely the day my To-Do list decides to finish itselfโฆ or when I finally convince myself that binge-watching counts as productivity ๐โโ๏ธ
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I cannot imagine stopping working. With working โ I am learning โ anytime I learn, I feel with purpose and alive. My answer: Do not plan to stop working. :)
On the Christmas Eve. Iโm gonna have to much alcohol in my blood, sir
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The type of work might change. I might try new things but I don't think i can stop working. Being busy is one of the blessings!
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I feel alive when I am working. :) How about you?
@winston_appsallset I agree with you. I feel the same way. Working has become such a part of me that I can't even imagine not working anymore. Maybe the type of work will change over time, but I'll probably never really stop.
Hah, for me it'll be when my crypto investments moon ๐ or my AI assistant learns to run my whole business on autopilot! ๐ค But realistically, probably when the kids are grown and I've got enough saved up to spend my days golfing. โณ Either that or they'll have to drag me kicking and screaming from my desk chair when I'm 90! ๐ด๐ผ
Same question here ๐
I'll probably stop working when my AI assistant can finish all my tasks for me while I binge-watch shows guilt-free! ๐ค๐บ But in all seriousness, I think the key is finding a good work-life balance and knowing when to step back, delegate, and make time for the things that matter most outside of work. It's a constant challenge!
Probably when my to-do list stops spawning new tasks faster than tribbles! ๐ But seriously, I think retirement will come when I feel fulfilled with my work and have built up sufficient savings to enjoy the later chapters of life. Of course, with how much I love what I do, 'retirement' may just mean working on my own passion projects instead! ๐ง๐จ๐ฉ๐ฌ