How many of you have "day" jobs also?

Panky · 2005-05-28, 07:11 AM

I had a career in dentistry for 13 years. I worked adult part time for the last 2 years of it and then things changed. I fell in love, moved to Montreal to live with him, and went into adult full time. It was one hell of an adjustment. It took a bit for me to get into a new routine of not leaving the house for work every day. I moved to Montreal in the beginning of one winter, so when the winter really kicked in, I was relieved to not have to go anywhere. LOL!

Discipline is a big thing. Develop a routine and stick to it. Remember to schedule time in for yourself and family, but stick to a schedule/routine.

I wouldn't go back to working in the real world full time or developing a new career. Adult is now my new career. Working from home full time was the best decision I ever made. I loved my career in dentistry, but I was reaching burn out. I have friends that I socialize with. Going out with friends, grocery shopping or shopping in general, is enough of interaction with people in the real world that I need.

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2005-05-28, 07:11 AM	#19
Panky I'm going to the backseat of my car with the woman I love, and I won't be back for TEN MINUTES Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Montreal Posts: 87	I had a career in dentistry for 13 years. I worked adult part time for the last 2 years of it and then things changed. I fell in love, moved to Montreal to live with him, and went into adult full time. It was one hell of an adjustment. It took a bit for me to get into a new routine of not leaving the house for work every day. I moved to Montreal in the beginning of one winter, so when the winter really kicked in, I was relieved to not have to go anywhere. LOL! Discipline is a big thing. Develop a routine and stick to it. Remember to schedule time in for yourself and family, but stick to a schedule/routine. I wouldn't go back to working in the real world full time or developing a new career. Adult is now my new career. Working from home full time was the best decision I ever made. I loved my career in dentistry, but I was reaching burn out. I have friends that I socialize with. Going out with friends, grocery shopping or shopping in general, is enough of interaction with people in the real world that I need.