Hi everyone,
Its been quite a while since i blogged. I've been so busy with my MBA classes and other responsibilities, I've hardly had any free time. This brings me to to this blogs' topic: How to effectively kill your social life!!!
Its actually not all that hard. If you are a working individual or one that goes to school, your have already taken the basic steps that you need to take to accomplish total social life annihilation. In fact, almost every person on this planet has or will eventually take these steps willingly. But this is just the beginning; you have a long way to go. Another thing you could do to take away your social life is get a job or if your already working, go back to school while working (like i am). Now most people would work full-time and go to school part-time or vice-verse; work part-time and go to school full-time. If your are really adamant about accomplishing this goal, you could try working full-time and got to school full-time. I can guarantee that this combination will take enough time out of each of your day so that you have just enough time to travel to and from home, eat lunch/dinner (if you are one that can have a full meal in under 15 minutes on average), sleep (about 8 hrs), and some other basic chores. If you are one that doesn't sleep much you could take up some extracurricular activities (e.g. gym, professional organization, local sports teams, etc).
The point is there are so many things that you could do to kill your social life. You might be wondering why I am talking about Killing you social life as oppose to improving it. Well, in the last year, i have taken up some of these extra activities (going to MBA school and working full-time) to improve my future. I just couldn't help but ponder why I am doing all this. I wasn't able to fully justify living miserably now to live lavishly later. Despite my lack of justification I am killing my current social life. I just hope it all pays out in the end.
What do you all think? Is it worth it to life with bare minimum and live a life of self-inflicted hardships now to live lavishly in the future? What would you do or what do you do?
- Raj
Its been quite a while since i blogged. I've been so busy with my MBA classes and other responsibilities, I've hardly had any free time. This brings me to to this blogs' topic: How to effectively kill your social life!!!
Its actually not all that hard. If you are a working individual or one that goes to school, your have already taken the basic steps that you need to take to accomplish total social life annihilation. In fact, almost every person on this planet has or will eventually take these steps willingly. But this is just the beginning; you have a long way to go. Another thing you could do to take away your social life is get a job or if your already working, go back to school while working (like i am). Now most people would work full-time and go to school part-time or vice-verse; work part-time and go to school full-time. If your are really adamant about accomplishing this goal, you could try working full-time and got to school full-time. I can guarantee that this combination will take enough time out of each of your day so that you have just enough time to travel to and from home, eat lunch/dinner (if you are one that can have a full meal in under 15 minutes on average), sleep (about 8 hrs), and some other basic chores. If you are one that doesn't sleep much you could take up some extracurricular activities (e.g. gym, professional organization, local sports teams, etc).
The point is there are so many things that you could do to kill your social life. You might be wondering why I am talking about Killing you social life as oppose to improving it. Well, in the last year, i have taken up some of these extra activities (going to MBA school and working full-time) to improve my future. I just couldn't help but ponder why I am doing all this. I wasn't able to fully justify living miserably now to live lavishly later. Despite my lack of justification I am killing my current social life. I just hope it all pays out in the end.
What do you all think? Is it worth it to life with bare minimum and live a life of self-inflicted hardships now to live lavishly in the future? What would you do or what do you do?
- Raj
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