how busy are you NT?

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elcatfisho

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Between work, school, social life, family, and personal time, what don't you have enough time to do? I don't have a job, but I go to school full time taking engineering classes and still feel like I don't have enough time to go to the gym regularly, manage my student organization, meet up with friends, and get the perfect grades I need in my classes. I definitely should perfect my scheduling, but that itself takes time to hone. I hear of students who work full time and go to school on top that and get good grades, which is extremely impressive. I feel like you have to manage your time down to the second to be able to handle the triage. Who considers themselves one of the busiest people on here? (I understand there will be some bias considering NT is figuratively speaking, a waste of time.)
 
12 hour work days 5-5 mon - fri , Saturday 6-12. Gym 4 - 5 days a week & currently in the middle of buying a home.

Busy as fffffffff
 
Not too busy at the moment. But I start a new job next week and I'll still be waiting tables on weekends. I'm also in the air force reserve so i have to make room for that.
 
In my last year of Mechanical Engineering....taking a full load which includes senior design and 2 labs which is a ridiculous amount of work. Class scattered between 8 AM-3 PM everyday then I work from 4 PM-Midnight 5 days a week. I work in the kitchen too so I just pass the **** out every night when I come home and then wake up at 7 AM and do it all over again. I still find time to go to the gym though on my off days or sometimes after work if I'm not completely dead. No social life though.
 
Taking 15 hours this semester. 1 class is done tho I guess 12 hours

Run track for my university

Study hall

Job 25 average hours per week.
 
not really busy...usually work from 6:30a - 2:45p or so and then not much to do afterwards...work from home 3 days a week so my commute is almost gone...

id love to keep keep working but the company is stingy on OT and im not going to work if not paid

... i should find a supplemental job to keep me busy
 
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Dirtylicious said:
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same

i have my own place but i dont even have furniture or a TV...........................moms came over few weeks ago she was like "this place should be a bachelor pad by now"

im like mom, i dont got time yo......an i dont bring anyone over here. fridge has no food, all i have is supplments in my spot, i dont cook at home. i eat all day though, good food. lucky me.

i dont even sleep here much either, i be at a females place a lot also

my utility bill is cheaper than a full tank of gas.

i dont have real internet set up either for that reason i have a 4g LTE mifi

nothing to brag about bein super busy sucks, NT is part of an outlet for me an keeps me in the know
 
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Dirtylicious said:
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He's alive!

Week day is like: wake up at 6AM and get ready to work. Get home at 6:30PM. Go to gym. Come back at 8PM and eat dinner. Read or relax for an hour or so before bedtime.

I have more time now than I did in grad school when I slept 5 hours or less a day.

I regret my undergrad summers wasted online doing nothing productive.
 
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only busy while working this 9-5 and after work im free as a bird just be posted up token with the homies and than what ever comes to our minds we just go do it.

Been trying to get myself to the gym but i just cant stay focused on it at all ill be skinny dude forever
 
Full time student+part time job+gym+dysfunctional home+attempting to maintain social life makes me very busy.

Used to have a gf but since she's gone I have more hours to delegate :lol: :smh:
 
Not at all. :pimp: I'm just adjusting to post-grad life and NOT being busy, for the first time in 3 years. Independent contractor, working about 25-30 hours/week to pay bills and still be able to afford my lifestyle. (Contract stipulates 25 hours, but I work with schools and have a soft spot for teachers and students, so I usually volunteer an additional 5-10 hours.)

Earlier this year before I graduated was hectic though.

- Full time Computer Science student (this in itself is tough enough.)
- 3 jobs (After school program facilitator 2-3 days a week, tutoring students on how to use technology 1-2 days a week, family's cafe on weekends.)
- President of a student group (Proudest accomplishment: Got Nikki Giovanni to come to my alma mater - a private catholic school with a 90% caucasion demographic)
- Accountant at my fraternity's chapter ([COLOR=#red]Yo[/COLOR]-Yo)
- Girlfriend

My grades suffered though. Finished with a 2.9. :smh:

Just glad to be done with school until I gotta get that MBA/PhD. :pimp: / :\
 
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Monday through Thursday
9-12 School
1-8:30 Work
9-11 Soccer

Friday Saturday Sunday.
ALL GRAVY!!!!

My schedule is constantly changing tho
 
Antidope said:
Not busy at all, but I wish I was, it would mean that I'm actually important.
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Pick up internships even if they're unpaid. I would've done many more when I had the free time as an undergrad.
 
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Antidope said:
Not busy at all, but I wish I was, it would mean that I'm actually important.
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Pick up internships even if they're unpaid. I would've done many more when I had the free time as an undergrad.
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I did my fair share when I was in school. I'm in the workforce now, I was more talking about my job itself. If I had to rank the departments in the order of importance my department is by far dead last. I do other things to bolster my resume and my worth but the job itself is depressing.
 
Busy as fuuuuuu right now. Last semester in school (crazy workload), full time job, gym, and finding time to plan out what I'm gonna be doing after graduation. Mind and body is currently occupied.
 
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