therecruit

haha, thanks!!
My job is highly measureable and think I'd better work hard no matter what.

dandman

KewZee Wrote:
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> I am reading a brainless fantasy novel as a self
> reward for my work.
>
> Friends, what friends, I gave those up when I kept
> on saying no and kicking them out of my house
> during study time. (Joke, but I did lose my taste
> for drinking. Save the last 3/7 nights).
>
> If you're passionless at work, look for a new
> job.
>
> Most importantly, I am enjoying my two months off
> before I find out I have to take level 2 again.


Can you please share the name of the novel if you are liking it?

Iginla2011

Things I did to relieve my boredom:

1) Get a demanding job
2) Do a part time MBA
3) Get married
4) Write the CFA
At the same time

Follow the above steps and the heart attack you will get will be GUARANTEED to take away your boredom!

NakedPuts2011

ZealVoyage Wrote:
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> hmm... my problem is that I lost passion for my
> job and now i have even no excuse for not being
> proactive - a big worry.


Same problem here. But start gaining back momentum. Any suggestion on how to retain the passion?

cityboy

just relex

badonkus

Valores Wrote:
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> Sports, charity, language course, clubs, dancing
> school, dating, pets, computer games, movies,
> events (conferences, charity galas, countryside
> barbecues, etc.), excursions, museums, weekend
> traveling, concerts, theatre, learning musical
> instrument, magic shows, festivals, cooking Indian
> or Thai or whatever by recipe, wine tasting,
> afterwork parties, etc. etc.


Nice list...add toast masters, which is a free local group for improving one's public speaking skills.

JonnyKay

Summer hobbies by free time consumption

45% warcraft 3 (not world of warcraft cuz i hear it's like crack)
30% weight lifting
20% skateboarding (only on weekends)
5% soccer (maybe once every 2 weeks)

I also have a girlfriend, but I consider that part of relationship obligation (even though I enjoy my time with her obviously). I also joined a company soccer team and will do that once

Get fit and you'll feel better. You will need to eat and sleep more if you get active, so that will also use more of your time.

Rasec

Agree with guy above. GET IN SHAPE. Make it so you can run 5-6 miles no problem (or run a half-marathon) and bench press your own weight. That takes energy & effort to get to that point, unless you are already a stud.

If not, you probably won't get there before the exam results come out, at which point you'll have an answer on what level to do next.

"And im still too fatigued to get sporty."
C'mon dude. Man up. The test ended a week ago.



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mik82

Start playing an RPG like Mass Effect, Dragon Age or Fallout 3...