ted (not lasso) on Warpcast

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ted (not lasso)

do you guys realize how wildly lucky most of us are to be “knowledge workers”? it grants us the benefit of working remotely, not worrying about slowing down physically, engaging with innovation, and accessing better earning potential and flexibility to pursue our own interests. please don’t take it for granted.

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Crazy i was literally thinking the same thing… This morning in my hotel there were like 10 blue collar workers with their boots and neon vests, and I was this close 👌🏼to telling them “thank you for what you do”, even though I have no idea what they do, LOL. Whatever it is, it’s way harder than what I do

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I agree with this sentiment, especially earning potential. Yet I'll offer another perspective. Those who choose to work with their bodies benefit from the daily work. There is a whole generation of farmers I know who have maintained health into old age due to their daily physical labor. Blessings for both paths.

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I'm a developer, and it's not lost on me that being a dev between 2010 & 2030 is a golden piece of luck. Today, many more people study it in school, and soon AI will replace a lot of devs, but in that period SWEs were gods that made the machines do magic for crazy margins. grateful!

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Constantly think about this and also just how lucky I am to be born during this time, would have been a much different life several decades or hundreds of years ago especially for women

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definitely take it for granted 1000 $DEGEN

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ted i don't know anything

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Daniel - Bountycaster

100% grateful every day for my job and the opportunities I have had so far. This is what pushes me so much in wanting to help others in my spare time, it's the feeling of passing it forward

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💯 incredibly grateful

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i try to remind myself this everyday. 1111 $DEGEN

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i used to make pizza for years... standing long hours, weekends, by a hot oven in the summer, covered in flour and burn marks now i send emails 9-5 m-f. 2 days at home. making more money. and people in the office wonder why im never in a bad mood

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After four decades working with computers, I appreciate this sentiment AND I'm also aware of the benefits of regular physical activity - the hard and the uncomfortable. I'm glad to be starting the move away from the concrete and the screen and moving to the 'food lands', for all that it can offer.

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Yes. Remote work is dreamy. 🔥 $100 DEGEN

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Everyday, I am the odd man out in my community so I am very grateful.

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gifted, not lucky

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Once you participate only in remote work, you simply will no longer want to return to a "normal job". But in this case it is very important that it coincides with your values, then, of course, you will be grateful :)

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I am grateful every day on my commute from the kitchen to my office

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I'm so grateful to my parents that they were able to send me to university to study computer science. Working from home has for sure some downside (ie having less in-person interaction), but overall it is the work type i feel most productive in

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