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Cubicle Job Survival

Ever wonder how to become a career superstar? Read about how getting laid off can be a blessing in disguise, avoid the Sunday Scaries, and basic cubicle life survival tips.

If early retirement isn't in the cards at this point in your journey, these posts can offer insights on how to make the most of this important time in your life.

What Are the Pros and Cons of Quiet Quitting?

By Cubert - September 14, 2022 - Updated on October 21, 2022

what is quiet quitting? going to the fair!

Quiet Quitting is all the rage now. You've put in a few hours of actual work for the day, now it's time to sit back, do a little online shopping, take a nap, go for a walk, or take a two-hour lunch. And not just on Fridays … [Read more...] about What Are the Pros and Cons of Quiet Quitting?

Is THIS the Best of All Work Life Balance Books?

By Cubert - July 24, 2022 - Updated on September 25, 2022

boy shouting into microphone

Although the last three or four weeks have been nothing short of crazy for this part-time blogger and full-time corporate animal. The wages of promotions are death, as the saying goes… Welcome to a post that explores … [Read more...] about Is THIS the Best of All Work Life Balance Books?

The Pros and Cons of Telecommuting

By Cubert - July 15, 2022 - Updated on October 20, 2022

pros and cons of telecommuting from the outhouse

Sitting in the basement all day doesn't sound all that great, but as a new telecommuter, I'll take it! The alternative is getting stuck in commutes, scavenging for parking spots, and paying too much for average corporate … [Read more...] about The Pros and Cons of Telecommuting

Experiments in Work Life Balance During a Pandemic

By Cubert - November 23, 2020 - Updated on September 28, 2022

work life balance

A lot has changed in 2020 thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, especially for the fortunate who can work from home. This post explores a first-world problem that's a matter of "counting one's blessings" rather than whining … [Read more...] about Experiments in Work Life Balance During a Pandemic

Why Time Management Is Important

By Cubert - February 3, 2020 - Updated on October 21, 2022

needle on red record

One of the obvious trade-offs with financial independence ("FI") is you work your tail off for some time to achieve leisure time later. A lot of folks fall into the trap of chasing more and more $$ and material things, and … [Read more...] about Why Time Management Is Important

Career Indecision Is Driving Me Nuts

By Cubert - December 3, 2019 - Updated on September 28, 2022

career indecision requires a cup of coffee

I've got a new boss and it's not working out the way I'd hoped. This post tackles a serious career future indecision as early retirement lurks just around the corner. After several years of working for incredible humans, … [Read more...] about Career Indecision Is Driving Me Nuts

Send the Monday Scaries Packing and Enjoy Sunday Again

By Cubert - October 14, 2019 - Updated on October 20, 2022

punch today in the face - sign

The weekend. We look forward to these two days of recurring freedom more than just about anything else. We've worked a long week and earned two days to recover. After some well-deserved R&R, Sunday evening rolls … [Read more...] about Send the Monday Scaries Packing and Enjoy Sunday Again

Blog Transparency: My Reckoning on Privilege and Opportunity

By Cubert - June 7, 2019 - Updated on September 28, 2022

financial transparency

What's all the fuss about personal finance blog transparency? On occasion, I scrounge five minutes from life to read other blogs. It's not easy to keep up with the blogging Joneses, not when you work full time and have a … [Read more...] about Blog Transparency: My Reckoning on Privilege and Opportunity

How to Deal With Bad Bosses (and Avoid Becoming One)

By Cubert - February 25, 2019 - Updated on November 7, 2022

how to deal with bad bosses and not pull out your hair

Bad bosses are a part of life. It’s almost a prerequisite for existence in today’s society, where holding a job is pretty much required, and for a decent part of one’s life. Countless bosses who bully are lurking among … [Read more...] about How to Deal With Bad Bosses (and Avoid Becoming One)

How Getting Promoted Delays Retirement Plans

By Cubert - February 18, 2019 - Updated on October 4, 2022

walker

And so, it happened. Finally. Got a promotion. I am stoked. It feels good to be appreciated and acknowledged for all the hard work and persistence. Here's the catch - yours truly is angling for early retirement. Now I'm left … [Read more...] about How Getting Promoted Delays Retirement Plans

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