Love for the grind

laundrymachine

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Keeping it real, the grind is the only thing that keeps me mentally stable. I start feeling imposter-syndrome if I don't work myself like a mule by the end of the day, is this just me?

Wishing yall a healthy summer.
 
Relate, definitely. Even if I had millions I would still be working, maybe a bit less.

To each their own though. We all have different psyches and requirements in order to feel a sense of purpose.
 
Keeping it real, the grind is the only thing that keeps me mentally stable. I start feeling imposter-syndrome if I don't work myself like a mule by the end of the day, is this just me?

Wishing yall a healthy summer.
So you don't take any time off at all? Like few days vacation?
 
What type of grind are you on?

I know the feeling, but haven't experienced it for a while now.

I need new project ideas.
 
So you don't take any time off at all? Like few days vacation?
Of course I do, breaks are definitely necessary.

Besides that, I haven't even been able to stay on track with work for a while because of school, other responsibilities, and laziness. I would really like to work way more than I do now.
 
What type of grind are you on?

I know the feeling, but haven't experienced it for a while now.

I need new project ideas.
Been on the programming grind, had a service where people in my school would pay me to do their Python projects. I ended up doing a project every unit for 8 people, so maybe 40-50 projects total.

Now that it's summer, I'm going to utilize my newly acquired coding knowledge to build a botnet to generate social media accounts.

On top of that, I want to grind out calculus, algebra, and statistics since it's relevant to make trading bots. Eventually, I want to make an algorithmic trading bot once I have more experience in Python.
 
I start feeling imposter-syndrome if I don't work myself like a mule by the end of the day, is this just me?
Not just you, matey... I was dealing with this a few months ago, working all day and night and getting barely 5 hours of sleep per day.

There was so much I was trying to accomplish at the time. I'm in a better place now and while I still have a lot going on, I have more control over what I want to do or not do.

It doesn't feel like I'm still grinding away all day anymore. I hope you get your break soon.
 
Keeping it real, the grind is the only thing that keeps me mentally stable. I start feeling imposter-syndrome if I don't work myself like a mule by the end of the day, is this just me?

Wishing yall a healthy summer.
Not just you Grind gives control and purpose but rest matters too Balance keeps the mindset sharp not just the hustle Stay locked but don’t burn out
 
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