Although the answers could probably apply to a broad demographic, "IT guy" and "entrepreneur" were used for clickbait purposes.
Given the demanding (and very dynamic) nature of being an entrepreneur and of most IT jobs, I've seen countless examples of good or great such professionals that:
- get demotivated when it comes to work or personal projects
- give up on projects abruptly
- develop habits of procrastination
- get burnt out
- get depressed
- lose sight of personal relationships
And so on.
I am curious to find out what specific actions or habits have you identified that help you keep yourself from such outcomes. I am also very interested in finding out how do you overcome the situation when you already got into a not so good state.
Indeed, best advice sounds like "manage your time properly, don't overwork, eat healthy, do sports, have hobbies, keep learning, spend time with friends, socialize, etc." but it's pretty if not very hard to always act accordingly.
Given the demanding (and very dynamic) nature of being an entrepreneur and of most IT jobs, I've seen countless examples of good or great such professionals that: - get demotivated when it comes to work or personal projects - give up on projects abruptly - develop habits of procrastination - get burnt out - get depressed - lose sight of personal relationships
And so on.
I am curious to find out what specific actions or habits have you identified that help you keep yourself from such outcomes. I am also very interested in finding out how do you overcome the situation when you already got into a not so good state.
Indeed, best advice sounds like "manage your time properly, don't overwork, eat healthy, do sports, have hobbies, keep learning, spend time with friends, socialize, etc." but it's pretty if not very hard to always act accordingly.