Successful People Work on Weekends.

Life, time, and precious moments.

I am very familiar with the limitations of time and the precious moments in life that I believe many people never get the chance to learn. I had learned this a few times in my life very early. Oddly, my supporters didn’t pick up the same lessons. Was I just an empath or quicker to recognition?

It makes me sad sometimes when I see people who do not understand or seem to value what life has to offer in the same ways that I do.

However, I can appreciate the diversity of perspectives. It surely exists.

What constitutes success?

I consider successful people as the ones who manifest their goals in life.

I envision that many of those goals have very positive outcomes such as home ownership, driving a nice vehicle, affording luxury fresh eats, and having a special active healthy social network of friends.

Successful people also work on weekends.

There is a typical limitation to labor potentiality that is often set by other external circumstances. For example, a business owner may be cheap and want to keep more of their margins or there is no budget availability for their human resources department to continue onboarding.

There may be only 5 work weeks or even as short as 3 for some people. These constraints and resistance keep people from maximum achievements.

Weekends are a very interesting time. With the rise of 4 day working week proposals and remote collaborative style that reduces the time cost of a morning commute, long office lunch, and office leaves, the rise of getting more done with less time consumed is a very realistic trend. Certain companies have been able

People can relax typically or decide for themselves that they want to pursue much more work and make progress.

I believe successful people work on weekends.

Working on weekends lets people break off the limiting factors such as time and reward which are constrained to working days. It may be healthy to work one of two weekends instead of both or only occasionally work both weekends. The 24 to 48-hour difference allows for so much progress.

Could you work to infinity?

I believe this is also no limitation to work. That means there is the possibility of working infinitely and that is what a lot of people do. What we consider work in terms of definition can vary from person to person.

I think generally, people consider work as something that can generate a medium of resource or service exchange- money.

Work can also be considered in other various forms such as preparations for something, movements towards a goal or progress, and even a term to just describe processes from the past.

I believe work is infinite. There will always be something to do. Because of this broadened definition, it is very possible to decide how time can be well spent.

Would a very specific action at any given moment better be considered working hours or personal or social?

I think successful people keep their ideas in their mind thinking all the time even on weekends- that would be something I consider as work towards leading to their successes. Even when someone just has fresh ideas and keeps their mind on an idea over the weekend for a single hour, they could be reaonably be making as much as 52+ hours of additional progression without being too stressed out.

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