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In a world filled with diverse paths and choices, it's disheartening that some still resort to throwing dirt at those who dare to tread a different route or combination of routes. The journey towards securing one's future, independent of relying on others financially, is a noble pursuit deserving of respect, not disdain. Yet, for many individuals like myself, this journey is often met with unwarranted criticism and judgment. Today, I want to shed light on why it's not okay to cast dirt on those who choose self-reliance (when possible) over dependency, and why the pursuit of financial independence should be celebrated,...

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Private time "off the clock" means you care about your health first, above business/work so that you can function. Anyone mad they can't take advantage of your time off or designated private time to try and gain access to that time that is yours alone is a user. Appreciating the business that pays you is shown during business hours.  I'm not in business development mode 24/7 and I don't view everything as a networking opportunity, I view my personal time as a guardrail to mentally recharge so that I can show up during my business hours fully refreshed (less is...

The idea of simply "making time" is often considered a myth because essential activities like sleep, self-care, and exercise can't be outsourced or condensed. Pressuring oneself to fit in more than is realistically possible can lead to burnout and neglect of one's vital needs (for which we are responsible first as no one who respects you as a person will promote the concept of self-sacrifice especially for anything outside your own household first, that would be completely illogical). If you can't pay for it in full, you can't afford it, if you don't have spare time for it, you can't...

There is nothing wrong with wanting to use amenities in peace and quiet, especially if you are respecting the space and time of others. As long as you're not bothering others, you don't actually owe them your recharge time. I would argue that what is rude is trying to make demands on the time of strangers who you know nothing about and you have no idea what kind of day they're having. What is rude is trying to impose yourself in the lives of others who you don't know. You're not obligated to be an open door for anybody. You have...