Where Do You Go for the Job? 60 on the 60 — Part Time Addiction

By Jacob Malewitz

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Work ethic is dangerous for all of us. This short post goes over the ways you can win on shifts. It also highlights the advantages of the part time job, the work from home job, and the full time office job.
Where Do You Go for the Job – 60 on the 60 — Part Time Addiction
by Jacob Malewitz
Do you work too much? The part time addiction can bring you wealth. It can bring you hope. It can help with money. Sometimes, you simply work too much.
That is work ethic.
That is addicting.

Sometimes you have to escape work ethic and the addiction. Sometimes you might quit the job and work from home. Sometimes you might go freelance on the job. Sometimes you get a lot of freelancing jobs.
This is much like playing with stocks. You think you are going to win forever. No 60 on the 60 player is going to win forever. If you work part time, you are much more free to play with economics. You have more time to dance with your money. You can make different investments. You can take longer breaks and then work longer shifts. Work ethic is needless. There is no magic drug to win your fortune. Your fortune can be won oddly.



The full time job can bring wealth and hope too. The full time job can work on the 60 too. You might put in too much time, then take the month off.

The part time addiction means you get less vacations. You have to work more at odd times. You don’t simply work 4 hours in a week unless you put in 20 the last. On the other hand, you might make a stock play, or an investment play, or a sell play. YOu might sell your home for money. You might cash out that huge investment. That gives you the money you need to take the vacation, to fight the full time jobber.
What is more addicting: the part time drug or the full time work?

Both can be played for money.

All of us eventually work both ways.

Not all of us work the freelance or work from home job. Some of us are designed to work from home. Some might be freelance designers or writers. Some might play more with economics, forfeit on the job, and simply be chess players.

You can always invest with the full time job too. It’s just more addicting to sit in your home and do what you want. The jobber would go against this. She might say you can see more people at the job; you can speak to people there; you can make moves to lose shifts.

Well, it’s addicting both ways. Play less 60 hour weeks. Play more 10 hour weeks. Try to call some work ethic. But take the longest break that you can. If you have to, quit, call the work from home job. If you want to quit the work from home job, go part time, then full time, then go back to investing.