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Coop
@coopahtroopa.eth
Life actually gets significantly harder the further you get into your career. I would imagine at some point it levels out and is basically smooth sailing/autopilot but in my personal experience feels like the deeper you get in the weeds the harder the game gets (and therefore the larger the reward).
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Zach Davidson
@zd
the reward is more work :)
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Janicka
@janicka
I guess that also depends on the chosen career and how competitive it might be etc. Some people don’t aim that high and that’s okay too. But all in all I think what you’re describing is basically being successful :)
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BrixBountyFarm 🎩
@brixbounty
Reckon it is somewhat dependent on your chosen field and scale of operation, slope of skill and knowledge development. Career wise every year has been easier for me cause of the combination of stacking skill and knowledge alongside the muscle memory of the physical tasks on the farm, mind you I’m now 20+ years into the field. When I’ve been involved with small scale non profit mgmt, also felt like it all became easier as your skill set grew stronger, depth of relationships solidified etc. If stepping back to include the full balance of life, then yes demands can shift, quite a bit during parenthood especially. Good luck finding your smooth stride.
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Rafaello.base.eth
@rafaello12
I feel that. It’s like the more experience you gain, the more complex the challenges become bigger stakes, bigger expectations. It’s almost like leveling up in a game, where the difficulty ramps up but so do the rewards.
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Michael Varde
@michaelvarde.eth
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Abayomi Crypto
@abayomi
Ahhh that's what life is all about It's dynamic 😁😁😁
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SSR🦉
@0xssr.eth
Life suck sometimes bro.
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Dan
@seyex.eth
’the larger the reward’ i feel this is what gets most of us going…. It’s like a game where the levels keep increasing in difficulty, but so do the achievements… do you think there’s a point where the balance shifts from the grind to more of a mastery phase, or is it just a continuous evolution?
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Double D
@daved
So there’s no point where even if it actively stop working Your previous work would carry on for you? Or is that the leveling out phase?
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Inuyasha
@inuyash
at one point do you stop and say “i’ve done enough in my career and i want to sit back and rest”?
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Pain🖤🌹
@painn.eth
Do you think career challenges eventually level out?
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