How do technicians balance their lives?
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Before I knew it, I’ve been working for almost 3 years. It feels like it was just yesterday that I graduated from school. Over these 3 years, aside from going to work, surfing the Internet, and cooking, I’ve had hardly any other ways to pass the time. I don’t know how to organize my life; part of the reason is that private companies don’t offer holidays； Another reason is the feeling that, as a technician who graduated from a technical school, one ends up reducing oneself to nothing more than a machine part – knowing nothing beyond basic survival skills. Is this a tragedy of the educational system or a personal tragedy? . .
That’s because you don’t know how to play; by spending time with those who are in sales, you’re guaranteed to learn how to play.
I’m in the same situation as you; aside from going to work and coming back, using the internet, and cooking a little, I don’t really have any other hobbies. Life seems so boring and monotonous – day after day, year after year, just living for survival. If fate gives me another chance, I won’t be a bookworm anymore. I don’t know why, but every time I think back to my childhood, I feel so happy. Now that we’re grown up, we also have responsibilities to bear. Is this a **failure of education or a problem with my own mindset?**
How do you want to play? Singing songs should be fine, right?
Fortunately, I met my wife in college. It’s been three years since I graduated from graduate school; I work for a private company as the main technical supervisor. The job is quite monotonous – it’s always the same tasks every day. It would be strange if I didn’t work overtime. Thankfully, I have my wife and a few friends from college
It's good to develop some hobbies; working on technical tasks every day can be quite exhausting, so it's important to find something that helps relieve stress. Singing, gymnastics, yoga, collecting, gardening, calligraphy.
Participate in sports activities, sing, etc……
My situation is similar to the original poster’s; it’s really boring when I think about it
These days, people lead a fast-paced life and face high work pressure; they have to work hard just to make ends meet； But if you take a moment to think about it, besides working, one must also learn to enjoy life; the world outside is truly wonderful. It’s mainly a matter of philosophy! 8# DLS130
The smarter a person is, the better they can regulate their life
Reading books, surfing the internet, fishing, or traveling when there’s nothing to do – aren’t those all great ways to pass the time?