Re:The psychology behind ‘revenge bedtime procrastination’
by navbaker on Tuesday December 01, 2020 @05:33PM
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Once you hit the staff/command level the stress of the job combined with the lack of time to exercise due to everything being an absolute emergency really takes a toll on your health.
I was never the type to hate being in the military, but stepping away was the best decision I’ve ever made in terms of physical and mental well being.
Re:The psychology behind ‘revenge bedtime procrastination’
by sandworm101 on Tuesday December 01, 2020 @06:20PM
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From your phraseology, I take it you were in the US military. I'm in a different military with a very different culture. We have Americans working with/for us. They are very happy. They never want to go home, always trying to extent their time. Right now, at the height of covid worries, there is no job I would rather have atm.
Ironically, even though I am on a base the majority of my work occurs over phone/email connections to people other locations. Covid has only made that worse as we are to avoid in-person meeting whenever possible. I feel like a remote worker ... one that still has to commute to the office each morning.