"Software developers are the most likely to get divorced"
This is something my professor said during a lecture at university, and it's a lesson I always remember
It's not just about developers, but for anyone who values work above all things, who only care about themselves
This is something my professor said during a lecture at university, and it's a lesson I always remember
It's not just about developers, but for anyone who values work above all things, who only care about themselves
https://twitter.com/BillGates/status/1389316412259270657
We tend to focus mostly on computer programs that are either 0 or 1. Life has more shades than that.
How many millionaires and billionaires have you seen that have a failed marriage, or neglected home life?
How many millionaires and billionaires have you seen that have a failed marriage, or neglected home life?
Family is not for everyone. It's a lot of work. It requires your ultimate responsibility and caring.
If your marriage falls apart then all your hard work gets wasted. You will be miserable and distracted by the negative things that come with divorce.
If your marriage falls apart then all your hard work gets wasted. You will be miserable and distracted by the negative things that come with divorce.
That people "succeed" by working 16+ hours a day doesn't impress me. Living only for yourself is the easiest thing.
Spend quality time with your happy family and teach your kids to be good people, are something I always tell about when someone asks me about success.
Spend quality time with your happy family and teach your kids to be good people, are something I always tell about when someone asks me about success.
The most common issue in any relationship is the communication barrier.
If you want to learn how to cherish family, I recommend reading 5 Love Languages by @DrGaryChapman
It's the best book I've read last year and it's more important than any technical books I've read.
If you want to learn how to cherish family, I recommend reading 5 Love Languages by @DrGaryChapman
It's the best book I've read last year and it's more important than any technical books I've read.
You'll never know what you have until it's gone
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