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-title:  "On work-life balance"
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-I often find myself thinking that I work too many hours. And when I’m not actually at work, I am often thinking and worrying about work. In large part it’s my own fault because I’m a naturally anxious person who doesn’t have much of an “off” setting, but part of the blame has got to be placed on the high-pressure environment that exists when you work at a startup that’s growing by leaps and bounds.
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-A typical day looks like this for me:
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-5:30 – 6:00am: Wake up. I don’t need to wake up this early but I am naturally awake by this hour, so I get up. I’m one of those weird people that doesn’t need an alarm clock to wake up, obviously.
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-6:00 – 8:45: Have breakfast/get ready for the day and work on my own projects. I get a surprising amount of work done in the early morning hours of each day! The work varies from [knitting on a new design](http://chiagu.com/) to posting on my various blogs to coding on a side project.
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-9:00am – 7:00pm (or later): Work. It’s very rare for me to leave the office before 7pm, and quite common to stay way later. If we’re working on a big launch, many of us end up working straight through the weekends doing 10-hour-days every day for a month! It’s exhausting.
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-7:30pm-11:30pm: This is the part of the day that varies the most. Some of the more frequent options:
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-* a date
-* a tech meetup
-* knit with the girls out in Queens
-* go straight home and [cook something complicated and then blog about it](http://achefsdaughter.com/)
-* go straight home to code on a project
-* go straight home to read, and sometimes the reading isn’t about tech. I’m currently reading a book about the [psychological sources of chronic back pain](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0446557684/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=p-e-20&linkCode=as2&camp=217145&creative=399369&creativeASIN=0446557684). If you’re part of the majority of the population that has back pain (or actually any other chronic pain), you should read this book. It’s only $7 on Kindle! Speaking of which, I love my kindle-for-iPad app.
-* sometimes work people go out and get drunk together (we spend way too much time with each other considering how often we hang out outside of work!).
-I’m pretty much always in bed by 11:30pm, and sometimes way earlier (I’ve been known to get in bed as early as 9pm if I’m particularly fried from work).
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-Reading back through this post, I think one thing is abuntantly clear:
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-###My life is mostly about work right now.
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-And that’s (mostly) ok for right now. If I ever get married again and have a family, a typical day in my life will look very different than it does right now . . . but there’s no point worrying about that at the moment.
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-This post was inspired by [Sara Chipps’ post on what a day looks like for her as a freelance developer](http://sarajchipps.com/post/55986321217/the-work-life-balance-of-an-independent-software)
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