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@sfanacogdoches Everyone has their own capabilities and capacity. I’m glad you guys were able to make it work

@sfanacogdoches Yeah but it allowed him to focus his time and energy one thing and get it done faster. And good for you man, that’s pretty amazing. Like I said it’s not impossible. It depends on how much you want it and where you see yourself in 5 years. And not to take away from your...

@bynet Also Fraser did take time off: After his injury, Fraser enrolled at the Olympic Education Center at Northern Michigan University to study math and physics while he recovered from his operation.[18][9] He gave up weightlifting as a sport after two years in Michigan, and went to Rocky...

@dawn16 Yup. I’m working around 70-80 hours a week right now too.

@dawn16 Depends on your supervisor too. Idk my friends seem to be handling it ok. Our work loads are completely different even though we’re taking same number of credits

@bynet Idk. Working out during bachelors was fine. But now I’m that I’m getting my masters (computer and security) I have no energy left after course work, thesis work, and then work work most days. My free time now is left for cooking, cleaning, and catching up on much needed sleep. My gym...

@nodu Were you taking care of a child, doing school full time, working full time, and have an above average workout regiment on your own?

@godgifts63 Part time college would be pretty good tbh. And really? I feel like I had way more time doing the normal 8/9-5 (40 hour work week) than school. Granted I bussed to uni and back 40 hours a month (2 hrs a day) while it only took me 15 mins to go to work… also my CrossFit gym was a 5...

@dawn16 Never have I ever had an “enormous amount of flexibility and free time in college”…. Never have I ever seen anyone have that. But maybe that’s because I’m in STEM.. arts might be different?