Yeah could just be early days, and it's such a new thing. Like, I mean I'm almost in my 30s but this feels like an "adult" job so to speak. My previous job was in hospatality, and not saying that's not an adult job... moreso that I've always felt so behind in what my peers do. I'm excited for the routine aspect, because being at home and doing nothing but playing video games, while I do wish for it atm, it's not stimulating enough.
But yeah, again, could be early days, I'll see how I go. My boss is nice and chill, and like I said in another comment, hopefully I can have some WFH opportunities once I really get into the job. So yeah... thank you!
Hopefully I can eventually do some WFH stuff, because it's mostly admin/writing stuff. Where I work is in the same suburb I live in so I'm not worried about travel times and such. But even though I live in the same suburb it's still just like a slog.
Hey folks, so I recently got a job, which has been pretty great but very tiring. And I am finding it difficult to have that balance while also living with ADHD. I'm on meds, though might have to discuss with my psych on putting me on different meds but that's another story for another time.
I think I'm just also having trouble going from no work at all to instant full time work. Luckily my boss is letting me come in starting at 10:30am, but eventually it'll be a 9am gig and I also have delayed sleep phase cycle too. Any pointers, help, what have you would be awesome. If not, kind words are also appreciated.
I finished Yoshi's Crafted World, finally after like 3 years of owning it. So now I've decided "welp I guess it's time to play Breath of the Wild". Enjoying it so far, I do need to get to Kirby tho... which I was planning on doing once I finished Luigi's Mansion 3, Paper Mario and Yoshi's Crafted World, oh well.
In non-Nintendo stuff, I've been playing Fallout 4 on PC because I've gotten that itch. I've only ever played in PS4, I think I got it on PC when it went on sale. It's really weird playing it with a mouse and keyboard, but it's a lot of fun building a new character and trying to figure out their personality... she feels like very sarcastic and mean but will soften up when you get to know her.
There's a few communities from Reddit that I will really miss. I never realised how much I actually use Reddit until this blackout so yeah. Glad to see ADHD Women are here too.
