ambiance666
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How do you you find time to put in work for satan with a full time job
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Draconi666
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You can do reasoning and planning, waking up 10 minutes earlier for the beggining,
After a point will see you need more, then to look how to make extra 10 minutes before sleep.
Then you can gradually add up and build up, while planning day consciously. And also:
Overcoming Major SS Limitations: Gaining Free Time
Intro As SS, we can thank the Clergy for their past research, as now we have basically all the tools to advance. Therefore, we are at stage where we only need to "do the work". Therefore, we are limited by our Satanic productivity. As long as we are productive on a regular basis, we can...
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While I struggled heavily working full time, much of this was because of chronic illness, but as for managing other things I could offer some helpful advice here.
Basically you want to strongly work on time management to where you structure your meditations and spiritual practice around your full time job. Along with this, you want to gradually allocate time for the other important things you want to make time for, like developing yourself in a way which could be useful for the Satan and or yourself as well.
The key is with a very structured life we can go about things much better and don't feel so overwhelmed.
It is also important to focus on matching employment, as some lines of work we are better suited for then others, depending on who we are as a person and our natal chart.
Make sure you are sleeping and eating correctly, and this may become easier. I would say in extreme cases like deep illness or personal issues in one's life one should work towards flexible employment, but this can take a great deal of time as the current job market and world is very inflexible.
Also if you want, elaborate on this and I and other members can do our best to offer you guidance on better handling this, I know from personal experience this can be hard.
Basically you want to strongly work on time management to where you structure your meditations and spiritual practice around your full time job. Along with this, you want to gradually allocate time for the other important things you want to make time for, like developing yourself in a way which could be useful for the Satan and or yourself as well.
The key is with a very structured life we can go about things much better and don't feel so overwhelmed.
It is also important to focus on matching employment, as some lines of work we are better suited for then others, depending on who we are as a person and our natal chart.
Make sure you are sleeping and eating correctly, and this may become easier. I would say in extreme cases like deep illness or personal issues in one's life one should work towards flexible employment, but this can take a great deal of time as the current job market and world is very inflexible.
Also if you want, elaborate on this and I and other members can do our best to offer you guidance on better handling this, I know from personal experience this can be hard.
We all have 24 hours in a day.
A wise and intelligent SS knows well how to manage his time despite his commitments.
Follow a shorter meditation plan suited to your situation.
I have SS brothers and sisters who meditate at 6am before going to work to keep to their schedule.
Persephone
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The key word is will. I also have a full time job where I spend 7/8/9 hours at work every day. I organized my free time based on what my meditation routine required. I spend my free time between forums, meditation, yoga and training. The key is to find a job that allows you to advance as best you can, but if that's not possible now, try your best to organize free time for yourself and Father Satan.
If you have recently arrived at Father Satan, the advice is to dedicate yourself to meditation and the advancement of your soul.
If you have recently arrived at Father Satan, the advice is to dedicate yourself to meditation and the advancement of your soul.
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We have 24 hours in a day. If you take out 8 of sleep, assuming you're wise enough to sleep properly, that leaves 16 hours in a day. A regular job is 8 hours on weekdays. That leaves you with 8 more hours.
Without counting transport and meals, what do you do with those hours?
If it takes you more than 30 minutes to get to work, maybe you need to find a closer job or move closer to it. Meal prep can be done on days off. Bulk cook and freeze. Take your meals for the day out the night/afternoon before. That saves you a considerable amount of time.
Do you have family? I guess not, since you didn't mention it. You just mentioned full-time job as an obstacle.
What do you do the rest of the day? Do you spend it gaming/watching tv? Cut on that. You don't need 6-8 hours of it every day. Nobody does. Max 1 hour is fine. And another 1 hour you can dedicate to take care of your body, which is also super important. If you're a man, you should do 4-5 times a week to keep your energy flowing properly and increase testosterone levels.
You still have time to work on personal development, meditation, and JoS after those.
It's usually time mismanagement that makes people think they don't have time. Their dopamine processes are impaired, so they think they need constant stimulation from popular modern forms of entertainment, and they equate those with "living life to the fullest" when in truth overdosing on entertainment is "wasting life to the fullest". Everything in moderation.
After someone fixes their dopamine addiction and embraces discomfort which is even more essential for men than women, they can explore and discovered how much entertainment they actually need in a day/week. And this varies by person but an impaired brain will always overestimate it.
Some people also have variable levels. They may function with none, than need double the day after. Average it weekly. Other people may find that entertainment and productivity often overlaps. Some people for example would put physical training in productivity. For me and other people I know, it's both that and leisure. Some people will think meditation is a chore, others enjoy it very much.
And you change as you grow into a better version of yourself, if you allow yourself to grow.
Without counting transport and meals, what do you do with those hours?
If it takes you more than 30 minutes to get to work, maybe you need to find a closer job or move closer to it. Meal prep can be done on days off. Bulk cook and freeze. Take your meals for the day out the night/afternoon before. That saves you a considerable amount of time.
Do you have family? I guess not, since you didn't mention it. You just mentioned full-time job as an obstacle.
What do you do the rest of the day? Do you spend it gaming/watching tv? Cut on that. You don't need 6-8 hours of it every day. Nobody does. Max 1 hour is fine. And another 1 hour you can dedicate to take care of your body, which is also super important. If you're a man, you should do 4-5 times a week to keep your energy flowing properly and increase testosterone levels.
You still have time to work on personal development, meditation, and JoS after those.
It's usually time mismanagement that makes people think they don't have time. Their dopamine processes are impaired, so they think they need constant stimulation from popular modern forms of entertainment, and they equate those with "living life to the fullest" when in truth overdosing on entertainment is "wasting life to the fullest". Everything in moderation.
After someone fixes their dopamine addiction and embraces discomfort which is even more essential for men than women, they can explore and discovered how much entertainment they actually need in a day/week. And this varies by person but an impaired brain will always overestimate it.
Some people also have variable levels. They may function with none, than need double the day after. Average it weekly. Other people may find that entertainment and productivity often overlaps. Some people for example would put physical training in productivity. For me and other people I know, it's both that and leisure. Some people will think meditation is a chore, others enjoy it very much.
And you change as you grow into a better version of yourself, if you allow yourself to grow.
