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Take strolls during your breaks and lunch. I used to love my commute, it was my process time. Maybe pick up some good audio books, self help books, or even learn a new language....it will make that time fly on the drive home.
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No chance. I am not built for suburban life. Which is why i find this switch so hard. I like action. I would take a crowded subway over bumper to bumper traffic any day.
If you have time after work or on the weekends, get a part-time job doing manual labor or working in a warehouse. This is only possible if you live close to work. Long car commutes are the grim reaper's chariots.
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No chance. I am not built for suburban life. Which is why i find this switch so hard. I like action. I would take a crowded subway over bumper to bumper traffic any day.
Then you will either have to deal with the commute or take a paycut to remain where you are.
I'm in suburbia and thankfully I work for government that allows us to take health walks, so as part of my morning break I take slightly longer than 15 minutes to do about 1.2 miles when the weather allows. There is a "track" around the main state office complex that is around 1.25 that was just filled with all the suburban state workers doing their morning walk. I think we had a running club with one agency head for people who were more athletically inclined and then others joined a gym a mile down the road and would do that 30 minutes during lunch.
Then you will either have to deal with the commute or take a paycut to remain where you are.
Very sage wisdom here
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