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something i underestimated throughout this whole job transition process is the cognitive drain that comes with forming new routines and learning new things i used to be limited on physical energy with a relative surplus of mental energy at the old job. that's flipped completely

something i underestimated throughout this whole job transition process is the cognitive drain that comes with forming new routines and learning new things i used to be limited on physical energy with a relative surplus of mental energy at the old job. that's flipped completely

RidiculousHat

Posted 1 year, 4 months ago (Source)

something i underestimated throughout this whole job transition process is the cognitive drain that comes with forming new routines and learning new things i used to be limited on physical energy with a relative surplus of mental energy at the old job. that's flipped completely

RidiculousHat

Posted 1 year, 4 months ago (Source)

it's definitely humbling to just feel so out of gas at the end of the day - i'm stretching new muscles and love that i'm learning so much, but man. people asked me what i'm going to play on ladder and the answer is "oh yeah, i should do that! what are people playing?"

RidiculousHat

Posted 1 year, 4 months ago (Source)

meanwhile, when i open the client lol cognitive dissonance is a wild thing sometimes https://t.co/YogEYHO9ZL

Matt London

Posted 1 year, 4 months ago (Source)

@RidiculousHat I walked into work and everyone was just playing hearthstone and I was like what’s up slackers and they were like the mini set just came out and I was like oh yeah

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something i underestimated throughout this whole job transition process is the cognitive drain that comes with forming new routines and learning new things

i used to be limited on physical energy with a relative surplus of mental energy at the old job. that's flipped completely (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1664449060470751233">None</a>)
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it's definitely humbling to just feel so out of gas at the end of the day - i'm stretching new muscles and love that i'm learning so much, but man. people asked me what i'm going to play on ladder and the answer is "oh yeah, i should do that! what are people playing?" (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1664449483038502913">None</a>)
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meanwhile, when i open the client lol

cognitive dissonance is a wild thing sometimes https://t.co/YogEYHO9ZL (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1664453479954358272">None</a>)
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@RidiculousHat I walked into work and everyone was just playing hearthstone and I was like what’s up slackers and they were like the mini set just came out and I was like oh yeah (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1664473834991534080">Matt London</a>)
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something i underestimated throughout this whole job transition process is the cognitive drain that comes with forming new routines and learning new things

i used to be limited on physical energy with a relative surplus of mental energy at the old job. that's flipped completely

it's definitely humbling to just feel so out of gas at the end of the day - i'm stretching new muscles and love that i'm learning so much, but man. people asked me what i'm going to play on ladder and the answer is "oh yeah, i should do that! what are people playing?"

meanwhile, when i open the client lol

cognitive dissonance is a wild thing sometimes https://t.co/YogEYHO9ZL

@RidiculousHat I walked into work and everyone was just playing hearthstone and I was like what’s up slackers and they were like the mini set just came out and I was like oh yeah (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1664473834991534080">Source</a>)
 
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something i underestimated throughout this whole job transition process is the cognitive drain that comes with forming new routines and learning new things i used to be limited on physical energy with a relative surplus of mental energy at the old job. that's flipped completely

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