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Nana76 [90]
3 years ago
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What balance do you think there should be between fun and work in your life? How do you manage that balance? What is life like i

f all you do is have fun? What is life like if all you do is work?
Arts
2 answers:
guajiro [1.7K]3 years ago
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Answer:

We shouldn't live to work but to work to have fun. The reason why we work is for financial gain in order to have materialistic possessions which in turn makes us happy. happiness isn't how much you have but how much you can live without.

Effectus [21]3 years ago
4 0

There should be a balance between your work and fun. In order to maintain that balance, make sure your work is:

  • helpful for you in the long run
  • challenging, but not too hard
  • actual work (with actual income), yet enjoyable

If you have too much fun and not enough work, you will not learn the first-hand experience of the true system of reality and the effort it takes to get to your top. However, if you have too much work and not enough fun, your mental health can decrease, and you will tend to miss the little, important things of life when it slows down.

may I have Brainliest? :))

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