1.
You get to be the boss of you.
2.
Ditch the
alarm clock. On those rare occasions you
need one, use the one on your iPhone.
3.
No more dreading Mondays or looking forward to hump
days. Your weekends and holidays will be
truly your own and not time you have to spend on work related deadlines.
4.
No more government briefs, work guides, and data
charts. You get to learn and develop, read
and write what YOU want.
5.
Every day is casual Friday or
wear-your-jeans-to-work day. Throw in there an occasional day where you spend
it all in your pajamas or rattiest sweats out of love and respect for all your
friends who can’t.
8.
Breakfast becomes a fantasy come true. No more
instant oatmeal, frozen toaster things, or donuts. You can actually sit down to
breakfast, enjoy a second cup of coffee or tea, and read the morning news in the morning.
9.
You will also be able to streamline your email and
phone contact lists. Delete all those folks you never really liked or respected
but had to pretend in order to keep your job. Remember quality over quantity is
a reality and no longer a myth. Create space for those folks you do like and
for new friends; cleanse your soul of all that negativity and restore balance
and peace in your life.
10. Retirement
will also improve your overall health. Your dentist will notice that your dry
mouth syndrome has improved; your internist will likewise notice a drop in your
high blood pressure and your LDL levels. All because you no longer have to pretend
smile or put up with people you do not like or respect. Life is good on this
side.
Love it! I am looking forward to realizing all these benefits!
ReplyDeleteKrazy Town
All true. Would I lie to you?
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